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Mastercard Global lounges — where they are, and which cards get in

29 rooms we can put a source under.

Not one of them is in India: this list is Mastercard Global abroad, and it opens no domestic door. The deepest single stop is Guangzhou (CAN) with 3 lounges. 1 of the 1119 cards we track carry it.

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16 airports 9 countries 1 card carries it

Every airport, country by country

29 lounges across 16 airports. Open a country for its stops; each one goes to its own door-by-door page, or to its place on the map when it is too small for one.

China — 17 lounges in 7 airports
  • Guangzhou (CAN) 3 lounges · Premium Lounge ×2 · China Southern First/Business Class Lounge
  • Hangzhou (HGH) 3 lounges · VIP No.6 Lounge · First Class Lounge 9 · VIP Lounge 25
  • Shanghai (PVG) 3 lounges · VIP Lounge 39 · First Class Lounge No.69 · No.170 VIP Lounge
  • Xi'an (XIY) 3 lounges · First Class Lounge V22 · International First Class Lounge · Simple Business Club & VIP Lounge V33
  • Beijing (PEK) 2 lounges · BGS Premier Lounge ×2
  • Shenzhen (SZX) 2 lounges · International Guest Lounge · Domestic Guest Lounge
  • Chengdu (CTU) 1 lounge · Comfort Zone
Qatar — 3 lounges in 1 airport
  • Doha (DOH) 3 lounges · Al Maha Lounge (South Node) · Al Maha Lounge (North / Orchard) · Al Maha Lounge (Southeast)
Hungary — 2 lounges in 1 airport
Saudi Arabia — 2 lounges in 2 airports
Canada — 1 lounge in 1 airport
Colombia — 1 lounge in 1 airport
Maldives — 1 lounge in 1 airport
Romania — 1 lounge in 1 airport
UAE — 1 lounge in 1 airport

How Mastercard Global actually works

1 card carries it · 1 A-grade of 28 graded rooms

The same programme’s rooms OUTSIDE India, split out because a card can carry one estate and not the other — fourteen cards whose own terms say “no international access” were reaching all of these.

Which cards actually reach it

What this list is not

Carrying the network is not unlimited entry. Every card above has its own visit count in its own terms — a membership, in particular, is not the same as a free visit — and that count lives on the card's page, never here. This is an overseas estate: a card with no published international quota is not on the list above, because an international network on a domestic-only card opens nothing. And this is what we can source, not what the network advertises — 29 of the 793 doors we map in all, last swept 28 Aug 2026. A room we cannot put a document under is absent rather than invented.