Emirates revamps corporate loyalty programme

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Emirates corporate loyalty programme, Emirates Business Rewards, has been revamped to provide greater value and added features for customers.

The new programme has been simplified and made more competitive and to allow for easier redemptions and upgrades even on last minute bookings.

In a first for Middle Eastern airlines, the newly improved programme now includes the ability to use Business Rewards Points to book any commercially available seat at any time giving members cash-like convenience.

Such flexibility in the corporate loyalty programme means an improved cost-effectiveness for business travel.

Emirates recently commissioned an independent survey on the perception and habits of over 800 business travellers and decision makers of business travel in the UAE..  The key findings reiterate the need for cost effectiveness and flexibility in corporate travel which resonates with the new features of Emirates Business Rewards. According to the survey, the top 3 factors considered for airline selection were fare (30%), flight timings (26%), and value for money (23%).

Emirates Business Rewards will satisfy customer needs and provide value-added benefits catered to organisations of any size, charities and clubs. In addition to allowing redemptions for any seats, there is also greater flexibility when it comes to earning and redeeming the Business Rewards Points.

Emirates Business Rewards has also enhanced user-experience with easy-to-use customer dashboards. These include tools to manage and book services for employees, and monitor the savings accumulated so far on the programme.

Enrolment in the program has never been easier, regardless of organisation size. While the programme will continue to provide value and service to key industries such as Manufacturing, Oil and Gas, Trading and IT, the simplified system and unlimited employee enrolment will also allow other industries with a large labour force, such as the construction industry to benefit from the programme.

The introduction of the ‘Guest Traveller’ function means that organisations can include non-company persons, such as consultants, or clients who travel on behalf of the organisation, and still earn Business Rewards Points.

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