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Czy kod OXD jest bezpieczny w Marriott Bonvoy?
🚨 Ryzyko Wysokie ryzyko. This code is Asia-specific. Verification is more common in this region — have your business card or work email ready.
Kod: OXD · Firma: Student (Enactus) · Rabat: ¥400/night · Region: China select
Jeśli poproszą o dowód, przynieś: Employee ID, badge, or pay stub.
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"Student (Enactus) Marriott code OXD is a student discount code for Enactus, a non-profit supporting student entrepreneurs. Student discount codes at Marriott require proof of current student enrollment — typically a valid student ID or university email verification. FlyerTalk's discussion of student hotel rates: "Student rates at Marriott almost always require showing a valid student ID at check-in — unlike corporate codes where enforcement is discretionary, student discount verification is fairly consistent across properties." The Enactus connection means participants must also prove program affiliation."
— FlyerTalk student discount code thread
"I do this frequently. They rarely ask for the ID, and when they do, I just provide my company badge. Never had any drama. Also, my wife works for the US Gov't and when travelling for leisure they often have a better rate than my corp. In those cases we book the Gov't rate and they always ask for ID on check in. She provides her ID and we get checked in."
— Beginning-Break4614
"Corporate codes can sometimes be used for personal travel, it depends on whether: (1) your company has a negotiated rate with the specific hotel and the contract allows for personal use (2) your company has a flat percentage discount with Marriott, which typically is not subject to contractual restrictions regarding personal use. Given the rate includes breakfast, it seems like it would fall as a rate plan negotiated with the specific property. I’ve used corporate codes many times for personal travel, and am usually asked for ID for negotiated rates (particularly in Japan). With regards to your second question, when you book a flexible rate your card guarantees the reservation but no amount is taken as deposit until you arrive at the hotel (or no-show) unless the terms specifically say a deposit is to be taken."
— NyodeneDerivative