This is a US survey, so it is bound to be home focussed, but reading the US News & World Report ‘Best Travel Rewards Programs’ rankings, one is struck by how predictable it is. Top hotel rewards ranking for the third year running The publication explains that . . . We are really sorry to […]| Loyalty Magazine
Maximising connections with strategic investment Minor Hotels, the fast growing hotel group that has been on an acquisition trail, is reworking its loyalty programme. Following Minor International's investment in Spanish NH Hotel Group in 2018 which gave it a , it now has . . . We are really sorry to say that you can’t access our […]| Loyalty Magazine
It will surprise no-one to see a raft of new initiatives as firms adapt to the ongoing changes in customer behaviour. But the news from Radisson that it is splitting its reward programme into two separate entities is an endorsement of something even more far-reaching. It is recognition that there is a different customer profile either side of the Atlantic.| 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
