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Members of the Carlson Hotels goldpoints plus
hotel rewards programme can benefit from two changes this year:
decreased award point levels at many of the hotels worldwide and a
simplified award structure.
Now, more than 300 hotels and resorts worldwide
among the higher categories require fewer points for an award
night, making it easier and faster to earn a free night. For
example, a free night at The Regent Beijing or another top hotel
or resort will require only 60,000 points instead of the 90,000
points previously required.
In addition to
decreasing award stay point requirements, goldpoints plus has
simplified the overall award structure by eliminating the
premium-priced award level (FlexNights), effective 1 February 2010. As a
result, there will be one award level for all nights, making it
easier and less expensive for members to redeem points at our
hotels.
“These changes are one of many positive
enhancements we have made to the goldpoints plus programme.
Customers seem to be embracing the changes as our membership has
grown almost 20% in the last year. We will continue to
focus on offering more value to our goldpoints plus members so
look for more positives in the future,” said Heather Passe, vice
president of Customer Relationship Marketing, Carlson Hotels.
The goldpoints plus members who book more than one night in
the same reservation will continue to enjoy 10% fewer
points per night starting with the second night.
The new reduced point levels apply to
Regent, Radisson, Park Plaza, Country Inns & Suites and Park
Inn hotels.
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