TFE Hotels updates member program with new user-friendly global offering

TFE Hotels updates member program with new user-friendly global offering
Edited by Travel Weekly


    TFE Hotels has updated its suite of member program offerings and overhauled its membership platforms and features, while also transitioning to a new global member program for the first time.

    The eClub Member Program is also a departure from the group’s previous subscription-based program to a more user-friendly membership program, with login functionalities.

    “It has been an exciting few years with TFE Hotels going from strength to strength in a short space of time,” TFE Hotel Group COO, Chris Sedgwick said.

    “We’ve grown our portfolio in Australia and overseas, invested heavily in digital, and worked to innovate and develop at every level of the business. So, the time was right to look ahead and evolve our member offering too.

    “As a group, we’ve taken a deep dive into members across all segments over the past twelve months. The result is a modern, international program for all TFE clients to access and enjoy, which is a major step forward for TFE and our guests around the world.

    “It’s also a no cost alternative to traditional hotel loyalty programs for our owners.”

    eClub makes guests feel special every time they stay, with a range of instant benefits and personalised perks that make them feel more comfortable and welcome.

    eClub features a range of instant benefits and personalised perks.

    TFE Hotels’ eClub Member Program

    In line with its renewed focus on customer members, TFE Hotels has unveiled phase one of their new-look eClub Member Program.

    The eClub Member Program is a multilingual system that offers multi-level user access around the clock in every time zone. And, as TFE Hotel’s first ever global member offering, the program is designed to better reward and incentivise its loyal consumer base and attract new guests to the TFE family.

    The eClub Member Program is a departure from the group’s previous subscription-based program to a more user-friendly membership program, with login functionalities.

    Global marketing officer, Katia Giurtalis, said all current subscribers were transitioned to the new eClub Member Program mid last month, adding that it was easily accessible for new members too.

    “The beauty of this program really lies in its simplicity,” Giurtalis said.

    “There are no tiers, no points, no unreachable goals – but a range of instant rewards to enjoy with every booking/stay. This approach aligns with the research we’ve done around consumer trends, and instant gratification is a big driver for many travellers and hotel guests, and that includes during the booking process.”

    Members will be able to login via a password, and book eClub member rates online, instead of using promotional codes as previously required.

    From a guest experience perspective, Giurtalis explained that ‘enjoying the little things’ was an underlying theme to developing the program.

    “At its heart, eClub isn’t about points or luxury rewards. It’s about making guests feel special every time they stay, with a range of instant benefits and personalised perks that make them feel more comfortable and welcome.”

    Phase one of the eClub Member Program will share a range of eClub member-only rates, member deals, and instant rewards – all exclusive to registered members.

    Email the Travel Weekly team at traveldesk@travelweekly.com.au

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