Marriott Vacation Club becomes latest partner to join Etihad Guest
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Marriott Vacation Club becomes latest partner to join Etihad Guest
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Category: Worldwide - Industry economy
- New brands / Affiliations
This is a press release selected by our editorial committee and published online for free on 2010-06-28
Etihad Guest, the award-winning loyalty program from Etihad Airways, has announced a new partnership with Marriott Vacation Club (MVC), adding to the extensive range of benefits already available to its 850,000-plus members.
Etihad Guest members attending MVC group presentations to learn about Marriott properties during 2010, which are being held at a variety of locations across the Middle East and Europe, will earn 10,000 guest miles. Members will earn an additional guest mile for each dollar they spend on holiday ownership purchases from MVC.
Peter Baumgartner, Etihad Airways’ Chief Commercial Officer, said: “This is the first time Etihad Guest has entered into an arrangement of this nature, so this partnership is adding a new dimension to our Etihad Guest program.”
Over 400,000 families already enjoy Marriott Vacation Club ownership worldwide. Marriott Vacation Club owns 53 properties in some of the world’s most beautiful destinations from tropical islands and golf resorts to European hot spots and theme park destinations.
About Etihad Guest: Etihad Guest was launched in August 2006 and has quickly established itself as one of airline industry’s fastest-growing and most innovative loyalty programs. Etihad Guest now boasts more than 850,000 members.
The program offers members the opportunity to accumulate Etihad Guest Miles which can be redeemed against a wide selection of up to 1,800 flight and non-flight rewards from more than 200 partners, ranging from hotel accommodation and car rental to retail discounts and exciting products on Etihad Guest’s online Reward Shop.
Etihad Guest was voted ‘Best Program’, ‘Best Website’, ‘Best Member Communications’, ‘Best Bonus Promotion’ and ‘Best Award Redemption’ at the 2008 global ‘Freddie’ awards.
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