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Amaya Resorts Joins The Star Points Network



Amaya Resorts, one of the leading names in the leisure industry joined the Star Points Network, Sri Lanka’s largest mobile-based rewards programme. This partnership will enable Dialog Mobile subscribers to earn and burn Star Points whenever they transact at Amaya Resorts and Spas. These include Amaya Lake Dambulla, Amaya Hills Kandy and Amaya Reef Hikkaduwa.

“It is a pleasure to welcome Amaya Resorts into our network of Star Points partner merchants,” said Mr. Suren Goonewardene, Group Senior Vice President – Retail Business, Dialog Telekom. “The Star Points Network is continually expanding its portfolio of partner merchants in order to deliver an extensive array of value additions to our customers. Our partnership with Amaya Resorts will reinforce our commitment to reward our customers with exclusive offers and privileges that address a comprehensive range of consumer needs.”

Commenting on its agreement with Star Points Denesh Silva, Director Marketing & Sales Amaya Resorts said, “Amaya is synonymous for service excellence and quality in the leisure industry, and our association with Star Points would enrich and add value to customer experience. The partnership will be mutually beneficial and complement our shared vision to serve our customers better.”

Star Points is Sri Lanka’s largest rewards network with over 400 partner merchants and more than 1,000 partner outlets Island wide. All Dialog customers can earn Star Points from the merchant-partner network, which encompasses multiple retail sectors. Star Points are redeemable at a constant face value of Rs. 1 per point across the entire network.

Amaya Resorts & Spas is a subsidiary of Amaya Leisure PLC. Amaya brings guests authentic Sri Lankan experiences from architecture, arts, music, dance, and cuisine in a bid to incorporate each aspect of local culture into its retreats.
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