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Sixt Named Best Elite Program for Loyalty Cards
The card users receive added values and a plus in terms of flexibility while traveling.
October 2, 2018
The Frequent Traveler Awards recognize the world’s leading loyalty programs of companies in the travel and tourism industry.
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Sixt has received a Frequent Traveler Award for its Sixt Cards. The award was given to the company in the category Best Elite Program for the regions Europe and Africa.
The Frequent Traveler Awards recognize the world’s leading loyalty programs of companies in the travel and tourism industry. More than 1 million frequent travelers take part in the polls to identify the most reliable and helpful programs. The award ceremony took place during a celebration in London.
Sixt Cards are the key to more mobility. The card users receive added values and a plus in terms of flexibility while traveling.
Depending on the card status, these include automatic upgrades to the next higher vehicle group, discounts on rentals with Sixt rent a car, Sixt rent a truck and the Sixt Limousine Service, bonus miles, and points with Sixt’s international airline and hotel partners or preferred mobility services with high availability of desired vehicles.
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