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Accor's points take flight,
To Everyday Rewards' delight,
Savings in plain sight.
Accor connects up with Everyday Rewards on first points transfer partnership
Accor and Everyday Rewards have joined forced to give Accor's lifestyle loyalty programme members, ALL - Accor Live Limitless, the ability to transfer their points to the Everyday Rewards program.
The partnership marks the first one-way points transfer partnership into the Everyday Rewards program. It allows 2000 ALL Reward points to be converted into 4000 Everyday Rewards points, equivalent to $20 off a future shop. Members of ALL with more than 2000 points in their accounts can now convert these to instant savings on their groceries or everyday needs. Everyday Rewards points can be collected at Woolworths, Metro, BWS, BIG W, Bupa, Healthy Life, My Deal, MILKRUN, Everyday Market, Origin Energy and at Australia's largest Loyalty Fuel partner network with over 1000 EG and Ampol petrol sites.
"Our goal is to provide our members with more opportunities to redeem points in meaningful ways, and this partnership is a testament to that commitment. Members of ALL with more than 2000 points in their accounts can now convert to instant savings on their groceries or everyday needs," Accor Pacific Chief Operating Officer PM&E, Adrian Williams, said.
Managing Director for Everyday Rewards, Hannah Ross, noted Accor is the loyalty program's first hotel partner.
"Scanning your Everyday Rewards card, boosting tailored offers and now transferring your ALL Reward points to Everyday Rewards can lead to hundreds of dollars in savings throughout the year," she said.
Accor claims to be the first hotel operator in the Pacific to reward customer loyalty with partner benefits, including the ability to boost Qantas Frequent Flyer points and attend world-class sporting and entertainment experiences at Accor Stadium and Qudos Bank Arena in Sydney.