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We learned last year that FRHI Hotels & Resorts, the parent company of Fairmont Hotels & Resorts, would soon be joining French company, AccorHotels. As a Fairmont President’s Club member, I now received this email… Dear Cindy, Today marks an exciting new chapter for Fairmont Hotels & Resorts as
Fairmont Rewards points are earned with the Chase Fairmont Visa Signature Card (if you have one, the card is no longer available through the Chase site). Once you have earned the points, how do you then use the points for free travel? The options are listed below. 1. Redeem points for free
The only way to earn Chase Fairmont Rewards points is by using a Chase Fairmont Visa Signature Credit Card. (If you have one, the card is no longer available through the Chase site) With the card, you earn 5 points for every $1 spent on Fairmont stays, 2 points for
NOTE-THE CARD THAT ENABLED YOU TO EARN CHASE FAIRMONT REWARDS IS NO LONGER BEING OFFERED BY CHASE ONLINE The Chase Fairmont Rewards program is a Rewards program through Chase that should not be confused with the Fairmont’s President Club, which is not a hotel rewards/points club but rather a recognition program.
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