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2013 Global Merchant Offer Program Car Rental Dining Entertainment Hotel Retail Visa 2013 Global Merchant Offer Program Overview Car Rental Dining Entertainment Hotel Retail Overview The Visa Global Merchant Offer Program provides you with a simple, cost-effective way to deliver added value to your cardholders, drive international transactions and increase customer loyalty. Capture your share of growing international travel spend More and more of your cardholders are planning to see the world. They also plan to spend more when they do — and credit cards are their preferred mode of payment.1 In a worldwide survey of travelers, 90 percent of respondents indicated they planned to travel abroad within the next two years.2 More importantly, their anticipated budgets are 28 percent higher than on previous international trips.3 Deliver a world of savings and perks to enhance the cardholder experience To help you maximize this growing opportunity, Visa has partnered with merchants around the globe to develop offers designed to help cardholders create a lifetime of memories. Offers can be tailored to complement your marketing programs and include discounts and more in key categories like hotel, car rental, travel and retail. So leverage the Visa Global Merchant Offer Program to help ensure cardholders reach for your Visa card first — anywhere across the globe. a ccess creative marketing assets Secure your top-of-wallet status as your cardholders experience a world of culture and entertainment. The Visa Global Merchant Offer Program equips you with the offer details and creative assets you need to easily develop compelling promotional materials. All offers are provided in English, and you can translate them into any language appropriate for your cardholders so they always know your card is the safe, convenient way to pay wherever their travels take them. 1, 2, 3 Visa Global Intentions Survey 2011 Page 2 Visa 2013 Global Merchant Offer Program Overview Car Rental Dining Entertainment Hotel Retail Discover resources to help you boost international spend On the following pages you can access special discounts, gifts and opportunities especially for Visa cardholders. Explore this extensive collection of offers and start using them to increase cardholder satisfaction and international spend. Simply click on the tabs above to view the offers within a merchant category. Then contact your Visa Representative to provide the creative assets you need. Enjoy the best results possible To ensure success for your Visa Global Merchant Offer Program promotions, it is important you do not alter these creative assets. To help maintain accuracy and consistency, the materials you create must be submitted to Visa for review at: [email protected]. Contact your Visa Representative today to learn how to start using the Visa Global Merchant Offer Program. LEGaL NOTE: The content in this PDF must NOT be used to create marketing materials due to periodic changes in offer content and the accompanying terms and conditions. Please contact your Visa Representative for the most current, legally approved offer content and its accompanying terms and conditions. Visa Global Merchant Offers and their respective terms and conditions have been legally approved by Visa and each respective merchant; however, issuers are solely responsible for any use of the information in connection with their marketing initiatives. As always, when using the Global Merchant Offers, you should consult with your own legal counsel to determine whether they are appropriate and what additional disclosures may be required under both applicable law and your own policies. Page 3 Visa 2013 Global Merchant Offer Program Overview Car Rental Dining Entertainment Hotel Retail Car Rental > Hertz (offer 1) Hertz (offer 2) Hertz (offer 3) Hertz (offer 4) Hertz (offer 5) Make a reservation for a Hertz car with your Visa card and you can Hertz (offer 6) save $25 on rentals of five or more days. Hertz (offer 7) Hertz (offer 8) This offer is valid on qualifying Affordable Rate rentals of Compact or larger cars at participating locations in Africa, Asia, Australia, Brazil, Europe, Mexico, Middle East, and New Zealand! Simply make a reservation and pick up your vehicle through December 31, 2013. Enjoy this great offer and don’t forget to mention your discount number CDP# 1244810 to receive savings and benefits with this rental and every time you rent from Hertz. To redeem this offer, visit www.hertz.com or call your local Hertz office. At time of Eligible card product(s): reservation, you must provide Promotion Coupon (PC) number 112125. • Visa Platinum • Visa Signature Terms and Conditions: Offer not valid for residents of austria, and Venezuela. Offer valid until December 31, 2013. This offer • Visa Consumer is available on Affordable Rate rentals at participating locations in Africa, Asia, Australia, Brazil, Europe, • Visa Business Mexico, Middle East, and New Zealand. U.S. and Canadian residents: offer is not valid for rentals in the U.S. Validity Dates: July 13, 2011 - December 31, 2013 and Canada. Discount applies to time and mileage charges only. The discounted amount will be calculated in local currency at the exchange rate applicable at time of rental. Offer is valid on Compact or larger, Merchant location (where offer can be redeemed): manual shift vehicles only, however, exceptions apply. Reservations must be made at least 8 hours prior to • Asia Pacific vehicle pickup, depending on destination, using the applicable PC #. A printed version of this offer must be • Central Europe/Middle East/Africa presented and surrendered at time of rental pickup. Limit one offer per rental. This offer has no cash value and may not be used in conjunction with any other offer, discount, contract rate, certificate or promotion, • Europe other than your standard CDP discount (including Travel Agent or AAA CDP discount). Offer is not available • Latin America/Caribbean on rentals reserved through tour operators. Minimum rental age applies. Hertz standard driver and credit qualifications for the rental locations apply. Standard Affordable Rate rules and restrictions apply. Offer is subject to availability. Void where prohibited or restricted by law. Offer valid only when you pay with your Visa card. Any taxes are the sole responsibility of the purchaser. Page 4 Visa 2013 Global Merchant Offer Program Overview Car Rental Dining Entertainment Hotel Retail Car Rental > Hertz (offer 1) Hertz (offer 2) Hertz (offer 3) Hertz (offer 4) Hertz (offer 5) Receive $25 off on affordable Rental Charges when you rent a Hertz (offer 6) Compact or larger vehicle and include PC# 112125 in your reservation. Hertz (offer 7) Hertz (offer 8) Valid with your VISA Discount code CDP# 1244810. To redeem this offer, go to www.hertz.com, or call your travel agent, or call Hertz at 1-800-654-2200 (International: 1-800-654-3001) and use code PC# 112125 when making your reservation. Present a printed version of this offer at time of rental pick- up in order to receive your discount. Terms and Conditions: Offer not valid for residents of austria, Egypt, Greece, and Venezuela. Offer valid until June 30, 2013. Offer is available on Affordable Rate rentals at participating locations in Africa, Asia, Australia, Brazil, Canada, Europe, Mexico, Middle East, New Zealand, Puerto Rico and United States. Discount applies to time and mileage charges only. A printed version of this offer must be presented at time of rental pick up. The Eligible card product(s): discounted amount will be calculated in local currency at the exchange rate applicable at time of rental. Offer is valid on Compact and larger, manual shift vehicles only, however, exceptions apply. Reservations must be • Visa Platinum made at least 8 hours prior to vehicle pickup, depending on destination, using the applicable PC #. A printed • Visa Signature version of this offer must be presented and surrendered at time of rental pickup. Limit one offer per rental. • Visa Consumer This offer has no cash value and may not be used in conjunction with any other offer, discount, contract rate, certificate or promotion, other than your standard CDP discount, (including Travel Agent or AAA CDP • Visa Business discount). Offer is not available on rentals reserved through tour operators. Minimum rental age applies. Validity Dates: January 13, 2013 - June 30, 2013 Hertz standard driver and credit qualifications for the rental location apply. Standard Affordable Rate rules Merchant location (where offer can be redeemed): and restrictions apply. This offer is subject to availability. Void where prohibited or restricted by law. Offer • Asia Pacific valid only when you pay with your Visa card. Any taxes are the sole responsibility of the purchaser. • Canada • Central Europe/Middle East/Africa • Europe • Latin America/Caribbean • United States Page 5 Visa 2013 Global Merchant Offer Program Overview Car Rental Dining Entertainment Hotel Retail Car Rental > Hertz (offer 1) Hertz (offer 2) Hertz (offer 3) Hertz (offer 4) Hertz (offer 5) save $35 off when you rent from one of Hertz Collections: Prestige, Hertz (offer 6) Green, adrenaline or Fun and include PC# 152283 in your reservation. Hertz (offer 7) Hertz (offer 8) Valid with VISA Discount code CDP# 1244810. To redeem this offer, go to www.hertz.com, or call your travel agent, or call Hertz at 1-800-654-2200 (International: 1-800-654-3001) and use code PC# 152283 when making your reservation. Present a printed version of this offer at time of rental pick- up in order to receive your discount. Terms and Conditions: Offer not valid for residents of austria, Brazil, Egypt, Greece, and Venezuela. Offer valid until June 30, 2013. Offer valid at participating locations in Africa, Australia, Canada, Europe, Mexico, Middle East, New Zealand, Puerto Rico and United States. USD discount applies to time and mileage charges only and will be deducted at time of rental pickup in local currency.
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