Over 70s identified by Sparks loyalty card; also round-up of frequent traveller initiatives Powerful example of how a loyalty programme can be used for good – with a strong marketing message as a bonus Marks and Spencers is giving priority . . . We are really sorry to say that you can’t access our premium […]| Loyalty Magazine
Car rental company Sixt has signed a partnership with French giant hospitality group Accor. The deal will provide additional loyalty benefits both for guests and employees of Accor – worldwide and free of charge.| Loyalty Magazine
Latest partner announced Accor used the Australian Open tennis competition last week to launch a new campaign for its Live Limitless loyalty programme. Launched last May, Accor Live Limitless (ALL) is the successor to Le Club, and aims to encompass all parts of a members . . . We are really sorry to say that […]| Loyalty Magazine
Airlines and hotels search for solutions to extend elite status Many airlines and hotels are reassuring customers that they will not lose their coveted perks as a result of coronavirus disruption. Aeroplanes parked in the US desert Singapore Airlines is extending the time-dependent elite . . . We are really sorry to say that you […]| Loyalty Magazine
CEO of Accor explains reasons for loyalty relaunch Millennials are less interested in loyalty programmes’ points and price reductions when compared to older generations, according to Sébastien Bazin, the CEO of French international hotel group Accor. He told media that the younger . . . We are really sorry to say that you can’t access […]| Loyalty Magazine