Accor has launched its latest campaign for meetings and event organisers – ‘We must start meeting like this’.
Announced at the Asia Pacific Incentives & Meetings Event (AIME), the leading trade event for the meetings and event industry in the Asia Pacific region, the ‘We must start meeting like this’ campaign offers Accor’s ALL Meeting Planner loyalty members the chance to earn double Reward points, win a monthly prize, and a chance to win one of two grand prizes of a trip to Paris or the Maldives.
'We must start meeting like this' will run until 31 July 2024, for events held between now and 30 September 2024, at all Accor hotels in the Pacific region that are part of the ALL Meeting Planner program.
Members who organise an event, meeting, or group gathering at any of Accor's 400+ hotels across the Pacific region with a minimum spend of $5,000 during the campaign period will enjoy a range of exclusive benefits, including twice the amount of Reward points, the chance to win an ALL Gift Card valued at $1,000 each month, and go in the draw for one of two grand prizes of a dream trip to Paris at the luxurious Sofitel Paris Le Faubourg or the Maldives at the incredible Mövenpick Resort Kuredhivaru, complete with a 5-night stay for four people and return flights.
To participate, event organisers simply need to become a member of ALL Meeting Planner.
The ALL Meeting Planner program exemplifies Accor's commitment to enhancing loyalty among event bookers. Year-round, event organisers can earn points, utilise points to cover up to 15 percent of their event bill, and access exceptional redemption rewards, including world-class experiences at Accor Stadium and Qudos Bank Arena in Sydney.
Accor offers a wide range of contemporary and adaptable spaces to accommodate any event requirement with dedicated meetings and events teams, and talented in-house chefs. An innovative event website, a Net Zero Carbon tool, and the ALL Meeting Planner loyalty program, offer an enhanced experience. Accor is committed to sustainable hospitality, striving to optimise the use of natural resources and minimise our environmental impact to meet our net carbon zero goals.
