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Rotary Global Rewards Vendor List Apr2016 EN ENGLISH (EN) ROTARY GLOBAL REWARDS VENDOR OFFERS AS OF APRIL 15, 2016 Use this list to find offers available* on Rotary Global Rewards *Please note that vendor offers are subject to change without notice. .Italo (NTV) 180 Nutrition 1800 PRINTERS AB Sporrong (Licensed Vendor-Sweden) Abacus Bookkeeping Services About Airport Parking Abra Cadabra Abra Casa Abra Mais Absco Delivered Accor Hotels Ademuyiwa Lighting and Electronics Co. Ltd. (Licensed Vendor-Nigeria) Adidas Canada Admin Bandit volunteer treasurer software Airbnb Airport Parking Aliexpress Alitalia All American Specialty Company (Licensed Vendor-United States) All Florida Promotional Products (Licensed Vendor-United States) Allbags Aloft Aloha Colored Contacts Amazon AMC Theatres® Movie Tickets Americanas Ancestry UK Animale Anna Pegova Apikali Apple Appliance Deals UK Rotary Global Rewards Vendor Offer List (April 2016) 1 Apps4Rent Arcussi Jewellery and Handbag Store Argos UK Articulos Publicitarios Imagen (Licensed Vendor-Mexico) Ashop - New Zealand Health, Skincare, Organic Products To The World Asports Atlanta CityPASS Attitude Clothing UK Auckland City and Airport Car Rental Australia Gift Shop Australian Flag Makers Autodesk Europe AVIS Rent-A-Car AZOD.com.au B&Q Baby Bahia Principe Hotels Balao da Informatica Banana Republic Canada Bank of America (Canada only) Bank of America (US only) Barcelo BBC Canada Beauty Expert UK Beba Store Bed Bath & Beyond Bed Bath And Beyond Canada Bee Fitness Beleza na Web Belowcepek.com (Indonesia) Berlin Rotary Club (Licensed Vendor-United States) Berrybenka (Indonesia) Best Western Premier Tuushin Hotel (Mongolia) Better Services (Licensed Vendor-India) Better Services c/o Mykola Stebljanko (Licensed Vendor-Ukraine) Bharat Plaza Bharatplaza.com Bidu Billa Bong Biotherm Canada BIZLock Blankx SA - Printgala (Licensed Vendor-Switzerland) Bloomingdale's Canada Blue Nile Canada Bogs Footware Canada Booking Rotary Global Rewards Vendor Offer List (April 2016) 2 Booking.com Boticario BP Driver Rewards BravoFly (Indonesia) BravoFly (Singapore) Brussels Airlines BT Broadband Budget Rent-a-Car Canada Busch Gardens® Tampa Buy Hair UK C&A Cabman Trading (Licensed Vendor-Philippines) Calm.com.au Camisaria Colombo Camiseteria Camp David, Inc. (Licensed Vendor-United States) Canada Lighting Experts Candlewood Suites Car System CareAlert Smart Dialler Casa & VÃdeo Casas Bahia Catho Centauro Chandrah Cheap and Reliable Hosting Australia Dot Excel CheapOair CheapOair Canada CheapOair UK Chelsea Hotel, Toronto Chicago CityPASS Choice Hotels Chong Ro Industrial (Licensed Vendor-Korea) Choose Energy Churrasqueiras Weber Cipela Circuit Central Cissa Magazine City Lar City Sightseeing San Francisco Clarins Canada Classic Tennis CleverStuff Educational Supplies ClickBus Club Logo Wear/Lady Fan Sportswear (Licensed Vendor-United States) Club Monaco Canada Rotary Global Rewards Vendor Offer List (April 2016) 3 Clube do Malte Clube do Ricardo Coca Cola Store Colan, Limited (Licensed Vendor-England) Collins Place Flower Shop Colombo Columbus Travel Insurance (Hong Kong) Comercial RAS (Licensed Vendor-Brazil) Cool Gifts Australia Coquelux Cordis Hong Kong at Langham Place Cosme-de - Skincare, Cosmetics and Fragrances Costco Cotton Traders UK Crafter's Companion Crazyflorist.com Creative Embroidery (Licensed Vendor-Canada) Crocs Canada Crowne Plaza CRS Marketing (Licensed Vendor-Canada) CVC Dafiti Dave & Buster's Decolar DELL DELL Canada Denovo Diamonds Descomplica Design Guild, Inc. (Licensed Vendor-United States) Design it Jewels Disneyland Doubletree Downunder Insurance Doxess (Licensed Vendor-Canada) Drogaria Arajo Dueffe Sport (Licensed Vendor-Italy) DVDLand Dynamic Creations Enterprises (Licensed Vendor-Malaysia) Dyson Canada Easirent Car Rental EAST Eat Now Eaton, Hong Kong eBay Ecolchao Editora Germanica (Licensed Vendor-Brazil) Rotary Global Rewards Vendor Offer List (April 2016) 4 eFacil Eggen Press Trading (Licensed Vendor-Norway) eHotel Electric Time Company (Licensed Vendor-United States) Element Brand Eletro Shopping Elissa Cohen Jewellery Elite Enterprise (Licensed Vendor-Korea) Elk River Systems (Licensed Vendor-United States) ElTenedor (TheFork Spain) Embroidery Image (Licensed Vendor-United States) Empire State Building & 75 min Cruise Empire State Building Observatory Emporio da Cerveja End Polio Now Shop Guernsey LBG (Licensed Vendor-Guernsey) Enjoei Enterprise Rent-A-Car Canada Epson Canada Etna Eudora euroLens Even Hotels Evino Ewows Online Expedia Expedia (India) Expedia (Indonesia) Expedia (Philippines) Expedia (Taiwan) Expedia (Thailand) Extra Ezi Sports F.D.L. Screencraft (Licensed Vendor-Australia) Far Away GbR (Licensed Vendor-Germany) Farah Fast Shop Fastrack Racing Faude & Hugenin SA (Licensed Vendor-Switzerland) FedEx Ferrari Store Canada Fibru Europ (Licensed Vendor-Belgium) Fila UK Fish Finder Great Products for Fishermen Fishing Aqua Pet Fishing Lure Shop Floral Design Floral Art School of Australia Rotary Global Rewards Vendor Offer List (April 2016) 5 Flowers for Everyone Fnac Food Feasta Forever Florist (Hong Kong) Forever Florist (Indonesia) Forever Florist (Malaysia) Forever Florist (Philippines) Forever Florist (Singapore) Forzieri FoxySales (Hong Kong) FoxySales (Indonesia) FoxySales (Malaysia) FoxySales (Singapore) Fragrances and Cosmetics Co. Fresh Fragrances & Cosmetics Fresh Fresh Flowers Friendie Audio FTD Canada Fuel Rewards Network Fujimaki Necktie Co. Ltd. (Licensed Vendor-Japan) Furama Hotels Fut Fanatics FX Hotel Makkasan G Adventures G. Ikoma, Limited (Licensed Vendor-Japan) Galaxy Perfume Gap Europe GAP US Garden Express Georgia Aquarium Gerry White Pin Company (Licensed Vendor-United States) Gigante da Colina Girafa Gitanjali Gifts (India) Glambox Global Benefits Group Go Boston Card Go Chicago Card Go Los Angeles Card Go Miami Card Go San Diego Card Go San Francisco Card GoDaddy Gol Goldschmiedewerkstatte Helmut Munz (Licensed Vendor-Germany) Golf 18 Network Rotary Global Rewards Vendor Offer List (April 2016) 6 Goodscore.com - Australia's Largest AFL and NRL Online Merchadise Store Goodsearch GoToMeeting GoToWebinar GreatArt Green Aussie Foundation Green Organics GUESS Factory Canada Halcyon Dreams - 100% Pure New Australian Wool Quilts-Doonas Hard Rock Cafe International - New York Harilela (George) Ltd. (Licensed Vendor-Hong Kong) Harvey Norman Business & Education Hawaiian Airlines Hayes and Jarvis Helio Nelson Brindes (Licensed Vendor-Brazil) Hello Food Hertz Hilton Hippo Blue Hobbs Holiday Cottages Holiday Inn, Holiday Inn Express, Interncontinental, Crowne Plaza, Staybridge Suites et Candlewood Suites Holland & Barrett Home Depot Home Depot Canada Hope Lingerie Hotel Indigo Hotel Urbano Hotels.com Canada House of Fraser Houston CityPASS HP HP Canada HS Travel International igrab.com.au IKEA Imaginarium Indiagosolar | consume2conserve Indian Concepts - Corporate Kurtas for Women Industrias Danpex SA (Licensed Vendor-Mexico) InfoArmor (US Only Offer) Insignias Peru (Licensed Vendor-Peru) Insinuante Interactive Xperts, Inc. InterContinental Hotels & Resorts Interflora Rotary Global Rewards Vendor Offer List (April 2016) 7 International Name Plate Supplies Ltd. (Licensed Vendor-Canada) International Name Plate Supplies Ltd. (Licensed Vendor-United States) International Rail International Traders, Incorporated (Licensed Vendor-Japan) Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum INVERTED EDGE I-Tech - Computer Hardware and Software Australia J.C. Osthues (Licensed Vendor-Germany) J.J. International (Licensed Vendor-Canada) Jacquard Weaving Co. (Licensed Vendor-England) Jiam P.K. (Licensed Vendor-Thailand) Joe Fresh Canada Johnson SRL (Licensed Vendor-Italy) Jos A. Bank Canada JoS. A. Bank Joyeria Jose Cordon (Licensed Vendor-Spain) JRunway (CPL campaign) Json Handels AB (Licensed Vendor-Sweden) Jydsk Emblem Fabrik, A/S (Licensed Vendor-Denmark) Kaligo Kangoolu Kappen-Orth GmbH and Company, KG (Licensed Vendor-Germany) Kennedy Space Center Kerastase Canada Keurig KFC Kiehl's Canada Kinohitmitsu Kipling Klin Kobo Canada Kohl's Korea Promotion, Inc. (Licensed Vendor-Korea) L.L. Bean Lacoste Canada LaFourchette (Switzerland) LaFourchette (TheFork France) Lake Union Rotary (Licensed Vendor-United States) Lancome Canada Langham Place Lansa Perfume Lantana Productions, Inc. (Licensed Vendor-United States) Las Vegas Power Pass Laser Works of Alabama (Licensed Vendor-United States) LATAM Airlines Group Law Central New Zealand Rotary Global Rewards Vendor Offer List (April 2016) 8 Lazada MY Lazada PH Lazada SG Lazada TH Lazada VN Le Domaine Le Meridien Hotels Legacy Digital Graphics (Licensed Vendor-United States) Lenovo Leroy Merlin Liberty Mutual Light In The Box LightOnline Australia LightRabbit Lindeburg and Company (Licensed Vendor-United States) Liquidae Little Dance - All Things Party & Print LiveFootballTickets.com Livraria Cultura Livraria da Folha LocalBrand.co.id L'Occitane L'Occitane Canada LogoSew Limited (Licensed Vendor-England) Loja do Inter Loja Fuji Lojas KD Loungerie Lowe's Canada Lylah Rose Australia M. A. Wilm/H. J. Wilm (Licensed Vendor-Germany) Maayin.com Macarthur Baskets Macy's Macy's (Canada) Magazine Luiza Mala Mix Mara Collection (Licensed Vendor-Spain) Marcyn Online Maresia Marine-net Incorporated (Licensed Vendor-Japan) Marisa Marks and Spencer Marriott Martin Print - Full Colour Printing Mash Rotary Global Rewards Vendor Offer List (April 2016) 9 Mauquoy Medal Company (Licensed Vendor-Belgium) Max Milhas Maxwell's Clothiers McCall Promotional Products (Licensed Vendor-England) MDS Mega
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