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Thousands of Nojoom members have earned Nojoom points while enjoying holiday experiences this summer with new earning partner Booking.com through the Nojoom/Booking.com co-branded website, Ooredoo said in a statement.
Since Booking.com was unveiled as a Nojoom partner at the start of summer, many members have been able to earn one point for every QR3 spent on hotel stays, the statement further said.
With more than 650,000 accommodations available, Booking.com has proven to be a popular option for members, who frequently travel throughout the year, Ooredoo said.
To earn points, members must complete their reservation through the co-branded Booking.com website, which can be accessed by visiting www.ooredoo.qa/booking, and confirm that they are Nojoom members by entering their mobile number.
Points are posted on members’ accounts within 30 days after the stay. To ensure all of its members are rewarded wherever they travel, Nojoom aims to continue to expand the range of local and international partners.
For more information on all Nojoom partners and how to enrol in Nojoom, visit the Nojoom page at www.ooredoo.qa/nojoom, or download the Ooredoo app or visit any Ooredoo shop.
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