SUMMIT Hotels and Resorts and Go Hotels launched their Loyalty Program in partnership with Robinsons Rewards Card (RRC). Guests who stay at all Summit Hotels and Resorts and Go Hotels can now earn points with their Robinsons Rewards Card.

 

Robinsons Reward cardholders who stay at Summit Hotels and Resorts and Go Hotels will earn one point for every P400 spent for accommodations, including add-on purchases, such as food and beverage, spa and other services availed at the hotel.

 

Robinsons Land Corporation (RLC), owning company of Filipino homegrown hotel brands Go Hotels and Summit Hotels and Resorts creates a unique offer that allows customers to quickly and continually add value to their hotel stay by getting a variety of shopping rewards through RRC.

 

“We are truly proud of this long-term relationship with Robinsons Rewards Cards,” said Elizabeth D. Gregorio, RLC general manager for Robinsons Hotels and Resorts.

 

“This collaboration with Summit and Go Hotels gives our over 1 million Robinsons Rewards members more opportunities to earn points aside from their shopping purchases at Robinsons Retail stores and when they gas up from participating Caltex stations,” said Thelma Roxas-Jacob, Robinsons Rewards general manager.

 

Guests can earn points with Robinsons Rewards Card in all Summit Hotels and Resorts properties, namely: Summit Ridge Tagaytay, Summit Hotel Magnolia, Summit Circle Cebu and Go Hotel branches nationwide: Bacolod, Butuan, Dumaguete, Iloilo, Mandaluyong, Ortigas Center, Otis-Manila, Puerto Princesa and Tacloban.

 

Early this year, RLC’s hotel brands also partnered with Cebu Pacific’s loyalty program, Getgo, in which points earned can be used to book free flights with Cebu Pacific.

 

Visit www.summithotels.ph, www.gohotels.ph

 

 

AirAsia’s wellness treats

 

 

AirAsia, voted the World’s Best Low-Cost Carrier for seven consecutive years, in partnership with leading health and wellness brands, has launched Travel to Wellness, a special treat for guests traveling with AirAsia to nourish and pamper themselves with free yoga classes, up to 20-percent discount on treatments and exclusive privileges including a chance to fly to Korea for free.

 

Philippines AirAsia’s CEO Joy Cañeba said, “We are thrilled to introduce health and wellness treats that have become a unique attraction in Korea. Health-oriented relaxation, rejuvenation, hot springs and spas have become increasingly popular not only among Koreans but also among international tourists, Filipinos included.”

 

A photo exhibit featuring images of wellness activities in Korea with lifestyle experts, Citcit Sioson, Mari Jasmine and Bianca King, was among the highlights of Travel to Wellness media launch held in Taguig City. The three style, fashion and wellness advocates shared their most memorable experience in SkinAnniversary and Herb Healing Garden in Gyeonggi-do, with the support of Gyeonggi Tourism Organization.

 

Travel to Wellness also features exclusive privileges and discounts from AirAsia’s partner merchants namely Nurture Wellness Village in Tagaytay, Urban Ashram Yoga, Beyond Yoga, Life Yoga, Whitespace Mind and Wellness Studio, Juju Eats, Detoxify Bar and Runner’s Kitchen.

 

AirAsia is also offering promo fares for flights to Seoul/Korea from Manila, Cebu and Kalibo from as low as P1,099, all-in for one way only. The promotional seats are available for for travel period April 5 to Nov. 30. This promo is also available on AirAsia’s mobile site mobile.airasia.com.

 

Option to pay in cash through payment partners like Cebuana Lhullier, 7-11 stores and other outlets is also available for mobile app users.

 

Follow on Twitter, Instagram and Viber public chat @AirAsiaPH or visit facebook.com/AirAsiaPhilippines.

 

Seair’s new CEO, COO

 

 

South East Asian Airlines (Seair) International Inc. announced the appointment of Patrick Tan as president and chief operating officer, and Capt. Benjamin Solis as the airline’s chief executive officer following the retirement of Dr. Avelino Zapanta.

 

Tan rejoined Seair International in 2015 to become the airline’s chief operating officer after his stint with Tigerair Philippines where he held the position of chief strategy officer.

 

Prior to that, he was chief commercial officer and subsequently chief executive officer of Seair Inc.

 

Solis, on the other hand, is an aviation veteran, with extensive experience in international airline operations and management, as well as aviation policy.

 

He has held top positions in eight airlines, four of which he set up, and was United Parcel Service’s (UPS) general manager for air operations in Intra- Asia Hub Asia Pacific Region from 2001 to 2004.

 

Seair has been operating domestic charter flights with its Dornier 328-100 and Boeing 737-200 cargo freighter.

 

The airline recently added an Airbus A320 to its fleet for charter flights between Incheon, Korea and Kalibo, the gateway to Boracay Island.

 

It plans to expand its fleet of turbo-prop and jet aircraft within the next two years.

 

Iren Dornier, chair of Seair International, said, “We are pleased that Patrick and Ben have accepted the positions. They will be working together to see Seair’s expansion program through.”

 

Zapanta, a highly respected veteran of the Philippine aviation industry and former president and CEO of Philippine Airlines, ran for a seat in Congress in the May 2016 elections.

 

“The board thanks Dr. Zapanta for leading the transformation of Seair from an all turbo-prop airline flying domestic routes to a regional airline operating Airbus A320s. The airline has greatly benefited from Dr. Zapanta’s wealth of experience in airline operations and management and civil aviation,” Dornier added.