Shufersal's Golden Ticket Now Valid at Fattal Hotels Nationwide
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- Shufersal's Golden Ticket can now be used at Fattal Hotels across Israel.
- Fattal is the first hotel chain to accept the Golden Ticket.
- The partnership expands payment options and leisure opportunities.
- Golden Tickets are accepted at full value with no hidden conditions.
- The program allows for flexible use, including with other discounts.
Shufersal's "Golden Ticket" gift card program has partnered with Fattal Hotel Chain, Israel's largest hotel network, allowing customers to use the Golden Ticket for payments at dozens of Fattal hotels across the country. This collaboration marks Fattal as the first hotel chain in Israel to accept the Golden Ticket, aligning with the chain's strategy to broaden payment options and enhance guest experience through innovation and flexibility.
The partnership expands payment choices for Fattal guests and offers Golden Ticket users a wider range of leisure and vacation opportunities. Users can book stays at Fattal hotels from Eilat and the Dead Sea to Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Tiberias, Haifa, and other locations, across various hotel brands.
According to Fattal Hotels, the Golden Ticket will be honored at full face value, without hidden conditions, and can be combined with other promotions and discounts. It is valid on weekends, holidays, and special occasions, offering full payment flexibility, including partial redemptions, combining multiple tickets per transaction, and no spending limit. Redemptions will be processed directly at the hotels during check-in.
Galit Dubin, Vice President of Shufersal Finance, expressed pleasure in the partnership, stating it reflects Shufersal's strategy to provide Golden Ticket customers with a broad spectrum of experiences beyond daily shopping. Maya Shilo, Vice President of Marketing and Sales at Fattal Hotel Chain, added that the collaboration is part of Fattal's ongoing efforts to enhance guest service and convenience by offering diverse payment solutions and making the hotel experience accessible to a wider audience.
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