Marriott International has launched its new loyalty programme named ‘Marriott Bonvoy’ which brings together its existing loyalty programmes Marriott Rewards, The Ritz Carlton Rewards and Starwood Preferred Guest.
Marriott International say their new loyalty programme is built on the belief that travel ‘enriches’ all and the world. Marriott Bonvoy will be launched on 13 February, new branding and logo will be rolled out over all consumer touch-points. This will include property, marketing and sales and marks the start of a multi-million dollar global media campaign.
The 3 brands will become Marriott Bonvoy Moments, together with Marriott Moments will feature approximately 120,000 experiences in 1,000 destinations available for purchase or by redeeming points.
Throughout 2019, Marriott will bring its new loyalty brand through a series of special events for members. Stephanie Linnartz, global chief commercial officer for Marriott International said: “ Marriott Bonvoy is a travel program designed to bring to life our portfolio of global brands in 129 countries and territories, while also providing endless inspiration for members to keep travelling and pursuing their passions. Our 120 million members have access to the world’s leading hotel portfolio as the best room rates and member benefits, as well our collection of Moments experiences that bring exploration and discovery of the world to the forefront”.
People who enter into Timeshare agreements often find it difficult to keep up with the mounting maintenance fees and simply cannot afford it any longer. They may also find that the Timeshare no longer suits their needs and simply want to end the contract. There are too many individuals who are willing to take advantage of Timeshare owners and offer fake products, along with Timeshare exit schemes. Before agreeing to any Timeshare termination or exit procedure with an individual or company, seek independent advice and fully research any company you are thinking of working with.
It is also important to remember that purchasing a Timeshare should NEVER be viewed as a financial investment. Timeshare is an investment in lifestyle, in future holidays and family time together. There is almost no resale value to a Timeshare.
The mis-selling of holiday products is, unfortunately, common practice within the holiday industry and these type of crimes often go unreported by the most vulnerable in our society and criminal convictions are few and far between.
If you have purchased a Lifestyle / Concierge Service, a Timeshare or a ‘Holiday Points’ based product from a resort or company and feel unhappy with the service, or feel you have been mis-sold this product, please get in touch with us to discuss how we may be able to help you with a possible Money Back Claim.
