Instant Gold Status with Mariott that lasts 90 days & bonus Air China Miles

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Air China have a promo on that might be of use to members visiting a Mariott hotel without any status in the next few months for free lounge access/breakfast and net:

http://www.joinmarriottrewards.com/airchina/en/?enrlcode=AN10

Air China PhoenixMiles members can enjoy instant Gold Elite status, and earn up to 4,500 miles (7,240 kilometres) with Marriott Rewards® — the free, award-winning travel rewards programme that gives you the recognition and personal service you deserve.



Enrol into Marriott Rewards before 28 February 2011 and you'll instantly be upgraded to Gold Elite status for 90 days. Gold Elite status normally requires 50 nights stayed in a calendar year to achieve. Enjoy the privileges that come with Gold Elite membership on your stays at any of more than 3,400 participating Marriott® International hotels in 68 countries, such as room upgrade*, guaranteed lounge access* and free internet access**.



Earn bonus miles on your first three stays during the promotion period –- 1,000 miles (1,609 km) on the first stay, 1,500 miles (2,413 km) on your second stay and 2,000 miles (3,218 km) on your third stay.
Stay more than 12 nights in the next 90 days and you'll enjoy Gold Elite membership until February 2012.
 
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