Changes to SANParks Wild Card Programme
Straight off the press – purely for information only.
SANParks announces immediate changes to its Wild Card Programme
South African National Parks (SANParks) has announced the change in the management of the Wild Card from infinity with immediate effect.
The current infinity Wild Card will be replaced with the distinctive New Wild Card, as the ‘old’ card will no longer be accepted at Wild Card partner parks and nature reserves, after 31 December 2010.
All Wild Card holders are called to please update their membership details timeously, in order for them to receive the New Wild Card as well as continued access.
Updates must be completed at any of the Wild Card partner websites, at www.wildcard.co.za
Applications for renewal of expired cards and new purchases may also be processed on-line, and the issuing of Infinity Cashback rewards will also cease with immediate effect. Wild Cardholders, who still have Cashback rewards, will be able to redeem their Cashback rewards, using the old Infinity Wild Card, at any of the current Infinity redemption partners.
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