
"For people who travel frequently, it is extremely important to be recognised by hoteliers, to be able to find their preferences and to benefit from added services depending on their status. While mobile executives are often members of loyalty programmes on a personal basis, whether or not to include this subject in corporate contracts is a matter for the company to decide. While the idea is gradually gaining ground in Europe, it is mainly American companies that are keen on it. Through the card, they even wish to have additional advantages - for example, late check-out, an upgrade, an aperitif - that will differentiate an employee of company X from that of company Y. This can be a lever for human resources. The more benefits you offer your employees, the more loyal they will be to the company. "
Special report - Hotel reservations: an increasingly interconnected world
Hotel reservations: an increasingly interconnected world
Stéphane de Laforcade (HCorpo): "The importance of payment methods".
- Agathe Fabron (AccorHotels): "Loyalty or not loyalty?
Paul-Édouard Le Bret (Louvre Hotels): "Multi-card relations with hoteliers".
Kevin Mauffrey (Egencia): "Technology is the key to the customer experience".
Jean-Marie Longin (American Express GBT): "Travel policy and the customer experience
John Baird-Smith (HRS): "Blockchain, the future of hotel booking?"
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