15 April 2009
RIYADH: Up to April 30, travelers staying twice at participating Crowne Plaza, Holiday Inn, Express by Holiday Inn, Hotel Indigo or Staybridge Suites in Europe, the Middle East and Africa can earn a free night to enjoy at their leisure. With 675 hotels taking part, guests need to register as a Priority Club Rewards member, InterContinental Hotels Group's (IHG)) award-winning loyalty scheme, and the industry's largest with 42 million members to take advantage of this promotion. Once they've stayed twice at an IHG hotel, members' accounts will be topped up with up to 25,000 points, equal to one night's stay at an IHG hotel.
The free nights can be taken any time from June 16. "With Priority Club Rewards, enrolment is free, there is no expiry date on points and members can enjoy the reward night whenever it suits them thanks to the program's policy of no blackout dates," Gavin Hawthorn from IHG, said. "Loyalty points are like a form of currency and can really help cash strapped travelers who still want to enjoy a break or treat their loved ones. The great thing with this offer is that our guests can stay on business and redeem at leisure."
RIYADH: Up to April 30, travelers staying twice at participating Crowne Plaza, Holiday Inn, Express by Holiday Inn, Hotel Indigo or Staybridge Suites in Europe, the Middle East and Africa can earn a free night to enjoy at their leisure. With 675 hotels taking part, guests need to register as a Priority Club Rewards member, InterContinental Hotels Group's (IHG)) award-winning loyalty scheme, and the industry's largest with 42 million members to take advantage of this promotion. Once they've stayed twice at an IHG hotel, members' accounts will be topped up with up to 25,000 points, equal to one night's stay at an IHG hotel.
The free nights can be taken any time from June 16. "With Priority Club Rewards, enrolment is free, there is no expiry date on points and members can enjoy the reward night whenever it suits them thanks to the program's policy of no blackout dates," Gavin Hawthorn from IHG, said. "Loyalty points are like a form of currency and can really help cash strapped travelers who still want to enjoy a break or treat their loved ones. The great thing with this offer is that our guests can stay on business and redeem at leisure."
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