Doha Bank launches Doha Miles loyalty program in Kuwait
KUWAIT: In an effort to enhance customer value proposition by way of providing more convenient and rewarding banking experience, Doha Bank, one of the largest private commercial banks in Qatar, has announced the launch of its loyalty program, Doha Miles, in Kuwait.
Following its success in Qatar, the region’s leading loyalty program for customer value was recently unveiled in Kuwait City to offer exclusive privileges and world-class benefits to Doha Bank credit cardholders. Dr R Seetharaman, Doha Bank group CEO said: “We are thrilled to introduce our widely-acclaimed loyalty program to our customers in Kuwait. With an impressive range of value-added benefits, Doha Miles is truly the best loyalty program in the country. It not only offers unmatched privileges to our credit cardholders but also provides them convenience and flexibility. With this launch, we have reaffirmed our commitment to enhancing our loyal customers’ banking experience and making their transactions more rewarding.”
The program will allow the bank’s customers to earn rewards points for all their credit card transactions made locally and internationally, and redeem accumulated points towards free flights at more than 300 airlines or for accommodation at 300,000 hotels around the world.
The one-of-a-kind program also enables customers to exchange their Doha Miles rewards points with popular frequent flyer programs, such as Qatar Airways’ Qmiles, and Jet Airways’ JetPrivilege among many others. The members of the program will get an airline mile against every Doha Miles reward point at the bank’s airline partners. In addition, they can use loyalty points for partial redemption towards free flights while paying the remaining balance with their Doha Bank credit card.
Additionally, the customers can convert their Doha Miles points, which can be redeemed online or from mobile phones, to Shukran Rewards to enable them to enjoy free shopping at brands including Splash, Baby Shop, and Home Centre. Furthermore, international spend will fetch more points for cardholders and there will be earnings caps.