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We've brought everything you value about Marco Polo Club and Asia Miles, from benefits to rewards, together in one place. Our elevated programme makes it easier for you to earn while you spend and make the most of your rewards. You can learn more about how we've evolved for our valued members.
May 30, 2019 · Here’s the short answer: Asia Miles is a rewards program for redeeming your accumulated miles, while Marco Polo Club is a loyalty program for building up Club Points and gaining elite status. You can earn Asia Miles and Club Points from the same flight if you hold membership in both programs.
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Mar 15, 2023 · Asia Miles is no longer a rewards programme. Instead, Asia Miles members automatically became Cathay Green members in August 2022, after we brought together the best of Marco Polo Club and Asia Miles under a single elevated membership. Now, Cathay members earn both Status Points and Asia Miles.
With more ways to earn and spend, and a world of rewards and benefits, Cathay Pacific brings together the best of Marco Polo Club and Asia Miles under a single membership.
- Cathay Pacific’s Marco Polo Club: An Introduction
- Cathay Pacific’s Marco Polo Club: Green Tier
- Cathay Pacific’s Marco Polo Club: Silver Tier
- Cathay Pacific’s Marco Polo Club: Gold Tier
- Cathay Pacific’s Marco Polo Club: Diamond Tier
- The Marco Polo Club + Asia Miles
Members begin their Marco Polo Club journey as a Green cardholder, progressing through the Silver, Gold and Diamond levels as they travel more, unlocking a raft of new benefits with each tier. Initially, there’s a US$100 (A$137) joining fee to pay, but in future years, you won’t need to pay again provided you’ve earned at least 20 ‘Club Points’ – t...
As a Green-level member, you’ll begin your journey with priority check-in when flying with Cathay Pacific and Cathay Dragon, and any travel companions accompanying you on the same flight can enjoy the same, scoring you some very easy brownie points with colleagues, friends or family. There’s also priority boarding for Cathay Pacific and Cathay Drag...
Earn 300 Club Points during your 12-month membership year and you’ll be elevated to Silver status: easily achieved after one return Cathay Pacific business class trip to London on any paid fare type, with a further 300 Club Points retaining your Silver membership for another year. Extra legroom seating is complimentary for Silver members, with the ...
After reaching Silver status, collect a further 600 Club Points and you’ll be bumped to Gold, where you’ll remain if you continue to earn 600 Club Points in every membership year. While Silver membership is great for lounge access when flying Cathay Pacific and Cathay Dragon, Marco Polo Club Gold status cranks that up a notch, with access to arriva...
Climb your way to Diamond status by reaching Gold and then earning 1,200 additional Club Points to enjoy an array of first class perks: and remain there for another year by accruing 1,200 extra Club Points as your new membership year begins. That starts with access to first class check-in counters across Cathay Pacific, Cathay Dragon and the entire...
Along with those all-important Club Points, when you fly with Cathay Pacific, Cathay Dragon and across the Oneworld airline alliance, you’ll also earn valuable Asia Miles which you can spend on future flight bookings, cabin class upgrades, and more. Another easy way to earn Asia Miles is by using an eligible credit card, which allows you to convert...
Aug 18, 2022 · Going forward, Marco Polo Club Points will simply be known as Status Points, while Asia Miles will continue to be the points currency at Cathay Pacific. You’ll no longer become a Marco Polo Club member, but will instead become a Cathay member. Here’s how Paul Smitton, Cathay Pacific’s Director of Customer Lifestyle, describes this:
Jul 6, 2021 · Asia Miles: Marco Polo Club: Cathay Pacific’s Frequent Flyer currency; Free to join; Earn Asia Miles from paid Cathay Pacific and oneworld flights, shopping, dining and by transferring credit card points; Redeem Asia Miles for award seats on Cathay Pacific and oneworld carriers, or for poorer value cash alternatives like vouchers and hotel stays
