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HotelClub boosts rewards for members
Global accommodation booking website HotelClub.com has unveiled new site features and functionality as part of its completed migration to the Orbitz Worldwide global technology platform.
These include improved search results, map view, virtual tours, a streamlined booking process and an enhanced Member Rewards loyalty programme.
Members now receive up to seven percent back on every booking that can be applied to any future hotel bookings globally made on HotelClub.
Starting October 17, HotelClub members will have access to Five Days of Fab Flash Sales to London, Australia’s Gold Coast, Las Vegas, Dubai and Bangkok.
A different city and accompanying hotel deal will be revealed each day for five days in a row.
All bookings made during the five days of flash sales will receive double member rewards, meaning that members could earn as much as 14 percent back on each booking.
Other Orbitz Worldwide’s consumer travel brands – ebookers in the UK and Europe and Orbitz and CheapTickets in the US – are being migrated onto the single technology platform.
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