Priority Privilege changing its look

As a Priority Privilege member I thought  I would should share with you some information about the PP membership  and that is still showing some real benefits in return for the membership outlay. I recently went onto the site to see what rate I would get for 2 nights at the InterContinental Sydney from the 28th of May.

Booking Details
Room Type: 1 KING DELUXE BAY VIEW ROOM
Priority Privilege Rate: $318
Advance Purchase Rate: $611

Considering the membership costs around $289 the saving made on the accommodation has just paid for the membership, and that’s before you start eating in the restaurants at the hotel!

When somebody becomes a member they enjoy a range of benefits including preferential room rates and discounts at restaurants in participating InterContinental, Crowne Plaza and Holiday Inn hotels.

Benefits of Membership includes

• 10% off Selected Public Rates
• Stay 2 Nights for the Price of 1 Certificates ( this is what is used in the comparison above)
• 25% off Best Flexible Rate Certificates. Valid for duration of stay
• 50% off your food bill when dining with a guest at participating restaurants
• 25% off your food bill for lunch and dinner when dining alone at participating restaurants
• Accommodation and dining benefits at participating hotels in Asia Pacific
• Membership of Priority Club Rewards – the global travel rewards programme from InterContinental Hotels Group
• Members for a Visit Certificate. Transferable. Entitles bearer to up to 50% off dining at participating Priority Privilege restaurants

We purchased the membership to help offset the costs involved when travelling as family, and have used it Fiji, Hunter Valley and Terrigal.

Side note: Members will start to see that the program is changing its look

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• www.priorityclub.com/earlybird (littlenomads.com)