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Worldhotels, one of the world’s leading groups for independent hotels, welcomed three new frequent flyer program partners: EuroBonus from Scandinavian Airlines (SAS); BalticMiles from airBaltic, and the South American loyalty coalition network called Multiplus. With these additions, Worldhotels’ frequent flyer programs now total 24 – the most offered by any independent hotel group.
Effectively immediately, members of the three programs are able to collect points at all of Worldhotels properties worldwide on qualifying rates. They can also benefit from various bonus miles activities, such as double- or triple-miles offers. More details can be found at worldhotels.com/earn-miles.
SAS is the national carrier of Denmark, Norway and Sweden, serving 27 million passengers annually from its hub airports in Copenhagen, Oslo and Stockholm. SAS is a founding member of Star Alliance. Its award-winning Frequent Flyer program EuroBonus has almost three million members.
Fast-growing airBaltic operates direct flights from three Baltic state capitals – Riga, Vilnius and Talinn – and serves more than 50 destinations in Scandinavia, Middle East, Eastern Europe and other European destinations. The BalticMiles program currently has nearly 500,000 members.
Multiplus is a subsidiary company of TAM, one of the largest airlines in South America. Multiplus allows its nine million members, including the members of TAM’s frequent flyer program Fidelidade, to accrue points in several different market segments, such as travel and retail. In addition, members can exchange their points for more than 50,000 products and services.
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