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Wednesday, June 12, 2013

Further extension to Rhino Club programme

Following recent correspondence with KZN Wildlife, we have been informed that the current Rhino Club programme will run until end March 2014.


 According to KZN Wildlife, the "regrettable delays" have "come about as [a] result of our efforts to fine-tune the Loyalty Programme to deliver the best possible product to you, our valued users. In the interim, we have resolved to extend  the current arrangement in order to accommodate your needs during the holiday season".

While the monthly Rhino Club newsletters fail to mention this most recent extension to the programme and still show it as coming to an end this month, current members are "encouraged" to renew their Rhino Cards and will be able to do so at a cost of R412.50 (R250 for members over the age of 60). The renewed card will, once again, be in the form of a temporary permit sent to members by email but, rest assured, members will be able to enjoy the same benefits as before (free entry into KZN Wildlife parks, R5pp conservation levy at iSimangaliso gates and all Leatherbacks discounts). 

St Lucia News remains in the dark regarding the new scheme due to commence on 1 April 2014, however, we aim to keep the St Lucia Community abreast of all new information we receive.
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