HOGS hit the road with Best Western
It might be time to haul the Harley out of the garage and hit the road.
Best Western and Harley-Davidson have launched a new range of accommodation benefits for riders staying at more than 75 participating Best Western hotels in Australia and New Zealand.
As part of the perks, Harley Owners Group (HOG) members who sign up to Best Western Rewards – Best Western’s global loyalty programme – will be automatically upgraded to Platinum rewards status, whose benefits include room upgrades and a 10% discount off accommodation.
Riders staying with Best Western will be able to park their Harley onsite and access complimentary wipe-down towels and a washing station.
Harley-Davidson Australia customer experience manager, Kim Williams, said Harley Owners Group members were hard workers by day and adventure seekers on the weekends.
"There’s no way to describe the feeling of freedom when you’re riding at up to 100kms on a motorcycle, and unfortunately, it takes away from the thrill when you’re struggling to find a hotel that will let you clean up and rest your bike at the end of the day."
Ian Jarrett
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