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StarHub unveils 2 customer loyalty programs

Here's how you can get discounts.

StarHub today announced its collaboration with AirAsia BIG, NTUC Link and other popular merchants, in an expansion of its customer loyalty programme. Two enhancements – a user-friendly Hub Treats mobile app and a new Rewards Points conversion feature, have been specially designed to reward customers with a more extensive catalogue of treats and deals.

Hub Treats

To bring more value and make finding the best deals in town simpler, StarHub has introduced its free Hub Treats mobile app on the App Store and Google Play exclusively for StarHub customers.

From hugely-discounted travel packages and retail offerings to groceries and branded lifestyle products, customers can easily browse Hub Treat’s extensive catalogue and instantly purchase or redeem exclusive deals and treats on-the-go at StarHub’s partner merchants.

StarHub Rewards Points Conversion Programme

StarHub customers can now log in to www.starhub.com/redeem with their Hub iD to convert their StarHub Rewards Points into AirAsia BIG points. A minimum of 100 StarHub Rewards Points can be exchanged for 270 AirAsia BIG Points, which they can then conveniently redeem at AirAsia BIG’s website for free AirAsia flights, hotel stays or e-gift vouchers.

StarHub customers earn one StarHub Rewards Point for every dollar spent on StarHub services.

StarHub customers will soon be able to convert their StarHub Rewards Points into NTUC LinkPoints to indulge in gourmet and lifestyle privileges from NTUC Link, Singapore’s largest consumer loyalty programme.
 

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