USA BMX opens 2014 National Pre-Registration and Stay to Save program
Dec 17, 2013
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For the 2014 USA BMX National Series, the pre-registration discount has now become the "Stay to Save" program. By simply staying at a USA BMX host hotel and pre-registering for the event online, participants will receive $5 off each national entry for class and cruiser (Pre-Races and Open classes not included). Booking a USA BMX host hotel could not be easier, as the reservation process has been completely integrated directly into the online pre-registration. USA BMX has negotiated the lowest rates possible at a variety of hotels within all price ranges.
If you would like to book a USA BMX host hotel room outside of the pre-registration process, please visit bmxhotels.com for a complete listing.
There are several reasons why USA BMX is implementing the new Stay to Save program, but chief among them is leveraging the buying power created by our members to offer you, the customer, great hotel rates to save money!
The Stay to Save policy is the single most effective tool we have to encourage hotels to offer more rooms for our participants at bulk discounted prices. Additionally, by increasing the amount of room nights actually used for the purpose of attending our events, USA BMX is able to prove to the host cities the positive impact of BMX on their local economy. By doing so, the impact is profound for the sport of BMX, especially for the local tracks, which host national events. The positive economic impact is often the reason why municipalities will invest in creating new tracks or improve an existing track.
To start Saving today, visit www.usabmx.com to pre-register for your next national event or visit bmxhotels.com. Pre-Registration is currently open for the Silver Dollar Nationals, Sooner Nationals and Bluegrass Nationals. More events will be added soon.
If you would like to book a USA BMX host hotel room outside of the pre-registration process, please visit www.bmxhotels.com for a complete listing.
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