National Extends Rewards Promotion
Emerald Club members can redeem up to seven days per rental transaction at the valid base rate, and free days are redeemable for passenger vehicles only.
Earned free days from Emerald Club will now be accepted at Enterprise Rent-A-Car neighborhood locations throughout the U.S.
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National’s Emerald Club has extended the use of free days from its One Two Free promotion. Additionally, earned free days from Emerald Club will now be accepted at Enterprise Rent-A-Car neighborhood locations throughout the U.S.
The expiration date on free days accrued from the One Two Free (U.S.) and Rent Rent Reward (Canada) promotion has been extended from June 15 to Dec. 31. Rent Rent Reward days are not redeemable at Enterprise locations.
Emerald Club members can redeem up to seven days per rental transaction at the valid base rate, and free days are redeemable for passenger vehicles only. Car classes remain the same as when they are booked through National.
The offer is not redeemable online, or via third party, so members should call to reserve and redeem. Free days cannot be applied to existing reservations or post-rental.
In addition to these extensions, last month both Emerald Club and Enterprise Plus announced extensions to their elite tiers for another year, with expirations going from Feb. 28, 2021, to Feb. 28, 2022. Additionally, both loyalty programs said they are rolling over any qualifying rentals and rental days above those needed to get the member to the next tier.
Each vehicle is thoroughly cleaned between every rental and backed with the Complete Clean Pledge. This includes washing, vacuuming, general wipe down, and sanitizing with a disinfectant that meets leading heath authority requirements, with particular attention to more than 20-plus high-touch points.
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