CMA CGM News – Launching of SEA REWARD Program on 13th March 2024

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On March 13th, 2024, CMA CGM Group announced the launch of SEA REWARD powered by SpotOn, an innovative loyalty program designed to redefine customer experience in the shipping industry.

This loyalty program now rewards you for every booking you make on the SpotOn digital quotation channel. As you ascend through the program’s four status levels – Lieutenant, Captain, Master, and Admiral – you unlock more and more exclusive benefits. A simple concept: You ship, You Win.

The program, already available in Europe, is now being deployed in the Levant region (Lebanon, Jordan…), the Middle East, East Africa and India. The program will be gradually rolled out to the rest of the world.

Learn more about the program with Olivier NIVOIX, Executive Vice President CMA CGM Group Lines:

All images are of the 1984 built 149 m feeder ship CMA CGM NORTH AFRICA 2 berthed at Malta Freeport, Terminal 1 West Quay back to 3rd April, 2009.

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