Enterprise Holdings Launches ‘Cash-In-Club’ Promotion
Cash-In-Club members will earn triple points on rentals booked with Alamo, Enterprise Rent-A-Car and National Car Rental between April 1 and May 31. Elite members will earn four times the points.
Enterprise Holdings announced March 28 the start of a promotion for its Cash-In Club rewards program for U.S. and Canadian travel agent partners booking with Alamo Rent A Car, Enterprise Rent-A-Car and National Car Rental.
The promotion offers Cash-In Club members triple points on rentals picked up and completed between April 1 and May 31.
Elite members — members who have at least 100 qualified rentals in a year or 250 qualifying rental days in a calendar year — are eligible for four times the points during the offer.
Cash-In Club was created in 1995 to offer U.S. travel agents the opportunity to receive competitive rates and quality rental vehicles for their clients and to reward them for their long-term business.
“Our travel agent partners are crucial to the continued success of Alamo, Enterprise and National, and the Cash-In Club is just one way we can say thank you to them,” said Enterprise Holdings VP of Travel Industry Relations Ron Cerko. “Since 1995 we have offered great rewards through the Cash-In Club program, and we are proud to offer promotions like this to reward travel agents for their continued loyalty and support.”
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