Wednesday, November 20, 2024
Anna Cross | Group Finance Director of Barclay | Barclays Bank US website

Barclays renews co-branded credit card deal with RCI

RCI, a global travel network and leading vacation exchange platform, has renewed its co-branded credit card program with Barclays US Consumer Bank. Under this agreement, Barclays will remain the exclusive issuer of the RCI® Elite Rewards® World Mastercard®. This renewal follows the recent introduction of the Capital Vacations® World Mastercard®, also developed in collaboration with RCI.

Doug Villone, Head of Cards and Partnerships at Barclays US Consumer Bank, remarked on the extension: “This long-term contract extension with RCI reflects the power of our collaborative partnership that dates back to 2012. For over a decade, we’ve delivered value and increased loyalty and customer engagement for RCI by making it simpler for cardmembers to earn rewards for their travel and vacation experiences.”

Juan Ignacio Rodriguez, managing director at RCI, emphasized the benefits for members: “We are always looking for ways to enhance the service we provide to RCI members. Our extended partnership with Barclays means that our cardmembers will continue to enjoy exceptional benefits and superior value while earning rewards for travel and everyday purchases.”

Interested individuals can find more information or apply for these cards at Barclaycardus.com.

RCI is recognized as a leader in membership travel services within the vacation ownership industry. It offers a comprehensive vacation exchange platform to 3.5 million members worldwide across more than 4,000 affiliated resorts in about 100 countries. As part of Travel + Leisure Co., RCI provides enhanced year-round travel services.

Barclays US Consumer Bank specializes in creating customized programs that promote customer loyalty across various sectors such as travel, entertainment, retail, and affinity institutions in the United States. The bank's offerings include co-branded credit cards, installment loans, online savings accounts, and CDs.

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