Privilege Club and SupperClub Middle East launch exclusive cross-border membership benefits
The Privilege Club, one of Asia's premier members-only luxury programme by Hashoo Group, has announced a landmark strategic partnership with SupperClub Middle East, the UAE's most coveted lifestyle membership platform. This groundbreaking collaboration is not only a partnership; it is a seamless fusion of two worlds, meticulously crafted to elevate the experiences of discerning members, effortlessly connecting the pinnacle of travel, leisure, and fine dining between Pakistan and Dubai.
Renowned for delivering unmatched comfort, convenience, and personalised service, the Privilege Club has long set the standard for refined living in Asia. Members enjoy a host of exclusive benefits across an extensive network of hotels, restaurants, and leading retailers. Every offering is thoughtfully crafted to make each experience unique, deeply personal, and truly rewarding.
The alliance, formalised in Dubai by Bastien Blanc, CEO of PC Hospitality, and Mehreen Omar, co-founder and CEO of SupperClub Middle East, marks a new era in cross-border lifestyle privileges. It promises unmatched access, thoughtfully designed rewards, and seamless recognition for elite travelers, global professionals, and culinary connoisseurs alike.
As a testament to this unique synergy, members from both programmes will see exclusive discounts extended, unlocking an extraordinary array of experiences across Dubai and Pakistan's most iconic venues and beyond. From the opulent Palazzo Versace to the serene Pearl-Continental Lahore, or spending a vibrant evening at the Address Sky View, to playing golf at the largest golf course in Asia at the Rumanza by Pearl Continental, members will be able to indulge in premium brunches, two-for-one gourmet dining, and exclusive entry to elite beach clubs, spas, wellness sanctuaries, and the many cities' most sought-after social hotspots.
Omar said: "We are delighted to partner with Privilege Club to offer new opportunities for our members to access luxury lifestyle and travel experiences here in Pakistan. This unique collaboration marks an expansion to SupperClub's established portfolio in the GCC, providing members with access to elegant experiences for a single subscription fee across international borders."
"This partnership is more than a collection of benefits, it's a bridge between vibrant cultures, offering unforgettable journeys to those who seek the extraordinary," said Blanc. "Whenever traveling, we want our Privilege Club members to feel truly recognised, rewarded, and inspired."
Designed for frequent flyers, global professionals, luxury travelers, and culinary connoisseurs, this alliance redefines the art of hospitality, ensuring that wherever you go, the comforts of privilege are always within reach.
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