For the person who refers
Bonus nights
2 extra nights
Two bonus nights added to a bank of nights, once a friend has joined and completed their first year. Sample only.
Refer a friend
Bring someone
who would love it.
A sample of how a referral programme could work if the club opens. Nothing here is live: no rewards are offered, no one is signed up and nothing is collected.
Illustrative, not an offer
The idea
Good places travel by word of mouth. If the club opens, a member or a person on the waitlist might be able to introduce a friend, and both might receive a small thank-you. It would be an introduction, never pressure.
Sample rewards
These figures are samples only, in US dollars, and may never exist.
Illustrative rewards
How a thank-you could look.
Sample figures. Illustrative, not an offer.
For the friend who joins
A welcome credit
US$250 toward first year
A sample welcome credit against a first-year fee. Sample only.
For a company
A planning session
US$0 sample thank-you
A complimentary planning conversation for a team that introduces another. Sample only.
Illustrative, not an offer. No rewards are available, nothing is paid out, and no one can sign up. Any real programme would have written terms, published in advance.
How it could work
Four plain steps.
Planned. None of this is active.
A member or waitlist guest names a friend
Only with the friend's knowledge. We would not message anyone on someone else's say-so.
The friend reads the same terms
Same plain language, same honesty, no pressure and no countdown.
The friend chooses for themselves
Joining would be their own decision. Saying no would cost them nothing.
A thank-you, if the programme exists
Only under published terms, and only once everything is real.
Rules we would hold to
Fair, quiet and honest.
No pressure
No quotas, no leaderboards, no targets and no countdowns.
No paying for names
We would not buy, scrape or trade contact lists.
Consent first
A person is contacted only if they have agreed to be, and can stop at any time.
Plain terms
Who gets what, when and why, written down before anyone is invited.
Not a job
This is a thank-you for an introduction, not a way to earn a living or a sales role.
Checked before launch
Planned: legal review of referral rewards and recruitment rules, in each place it would run, before anything is switched on.
Planned: legal review. Rewarding people for introductions is regulated differently in different places. This programme is a mock-up until that review is done.
Register interest
Tell us about a friend.
Inactive. Nothing you type is stored or sent.
Privacy: this form is switched off and collects nothing. If a programme opens, a privacy notice would say what is collected and why, and a friend could ask to be removed at any time.