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[How to Accumulate]
As of August 2008 Eastern Miles members can earn 800 Eastern Miles points per eligible stay at participating Global Hotel Alliance properties.
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[About Partner]
Global Hotel Alliance (GHA) is the world´s largest alliance of independent hotel brands. GHA currently includes brands such as Anantara, First, Kempinski, Leela, Marco Polo, Mirvac, Omni, Pan Pacific, PARKROYAL, The Doyle Collection, Shaza and Tivoli,encompassing over 270 upscale and luxury hotels with over 65,000 rooms on 6 continents. |
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[Reservation or Inquiry]
For reservations and further information, visit: www.gha.com |
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Notes
- Please provide your Eastern Miles membership card number when reserving a room, and show your Eastern Miles membership card when checking in.
- If two or more members stay at the same room at the same time, points will be only credited into the account of one member.
- A hotel stay is defined as any number of consecutive nights at one hotel, regardless of the number of rooms booked during the stay and regardless of the number of occasions the member checks in during the stay.
- The eligible points will be credited into your Eastern Miles account within two months.
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Earn Double Eastern Miles Points with the Kempinski Hotels in China
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Earn double Eastern Miles Points from July 2010 to September 2010 when you stay at any participating Kempinski Hotels in China (applicable for eligible rates only)
Participating Hotels:
- Kempinski Hotel Beijing Lufthansa Center
- Kempinski Hotel Beijing Commune by the Great Wall
- Kempinski Hotel Shenyang
- Kempinski Hotel Dalian
- Kempinski Hotel Suzhou
- Kempinski Hotel Wuxi
- Kempinski Hotel Shenzhen
- Kempinski Hotel Chengdu
- Kempinski Hotel Xian
- Kempinski Hotel Yinchuan
Further information,please visit: www.kempinski.com
Kempinski is Europe's longest established international hotel collection, made up of over 60 individualistic and stylish properties.Each hotel offers legendary hospitality with European flair, which reflects local trends and tradition.
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