The Venetian Resort Las Vegas Will Relaunch Its Loyalty Program
Key Points
- The Venetian Resort Las Vegas is launching a new loyalty program called Venetian Rewards in March.
- The program will allow guests to earn points on gaming and spending, with rewards like room upgrades and free suite nights.
- The revamp follows a $1 billion redevelopment and the opening of the Sphere at the resort.
Summary
The Venetian Resort Las Vegas is set to introduce a revamped loyalty program, Venetian Rewards, in March, replacing its existing Grazie Rewards. This new program will enable guests to earn points on various activities such as gaming, hotel stays, and dining, with rewards including room upgrades and free valet service. This initiative comes on the heels of a $1 billion redevelopment and the opening of the Sphere, amidst growing competition from MGM Resorts' partnership with Marriott Bonvoy.
The Venetian Resort Las Vegas is revamping its loyalty program in March, replacing its Grazie Rewards program.
The new loyalty program, Venetian Rewards, will let travelers earn points on gaming and spending on hotel stays, dining, entertainment, and spa services. Potential rewards will include room upgrades, free suite nights to share, free valet service, and priority access to resort amenities.
The move comes as rival MGM Resorts has inked a partnership with the Marriott Bonvoy loyalty program.
The Venetian has just finished a $1 billion redevelopment and the opening of Sphere at The Venetian Resort Las Vegas.
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