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meBANK to launch meMILES
DUBAI - meBANK has confirmed that it is working towards launching `meMILES’ - a unique credit card loyalty programme that will offer cardholders an easier and quicker way to earn free flights by using their Emirates Bank or meBANK credit card.
Credit card holders will automatically be enrolled onto the programme for free. Every time they use their credit card for purchases, shopping or dining they will earn meMILES and then be able to redeem them for frequent flyer miles from a wide choice of world-class airlines.
Loaded with benefits like higher returns, more reward options and flexibility, meMILES will offer cardholders the pleasure of flying to more exciting destinations than they ever imagined.
Louis Scotto, General Manager Retail Banking at Emirates Bank said, “Our credit card benefits will soon include the region’s best loyalty programme. By simply spending on your meBANK or Emirates Bank credit card, you can earn and redeem meMILES, which in turn can be converted into flights from some of the world’s best airlines. Watch this space for further information!”
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