Qantas Aquire members can get five free access cards to use within one year at over 2000 Regus Express business centres in 750 cities around the world.
The airport locations include outside Arrivals at Sydney International Terminal (which opened this month), London Heathrow Terminal 5 and Gatwick South Terminal, Amsterdam Schiphol and Chicago O’Hare, amongst others.
And for a bonus, you will also get 1000 free Aquire points on your first entry.
The newly-opened Regus Express business centre at Sydney Airport
The centres offer a space to do work before or after a flight, with free wifi, work desks and charging points, and complimentary water, tea and coffee.
Printing, photocopying and showers are available for additional fee.
Upon registering, you will also receive two free business centre guest passes, as well as 10% off and 1 Aquire point per dollar spent on Regus products.
The airport business centres are located in arrivals halls (or, in the case of Sydney, opposite the arrivals hall), meaning you can access them regardless of whether you are arriving or departing on a flight.
The airline, alliance and class you are flying on do not matter either.
Some Regus workspaces also have cool workpods within some departures terminals, in case you need some quiet time to catch up on work or escape crying children.
The majority of the locations are outside airports in cities, and you can access them too. We have just highlighted the airport locations most useful to our readers. Here is a full list of Regus Express locations.
To register, you need an ABN, which is also your Qantas Aquire membership number.
If you are not already a member of Aquire, membership normally costs $89.50, however the program tends to tends to offer free or reduced membership every 2-7 months. You can read more in our Qantas Aquire Guide.
You can register for your free Regus BusinessWorld Gold/Preferred membership via Aquire here.
Is there any difference between a Regus Express business centre and a normal Regus location?
Thank you Matt- I was more alluding to Regus airport locations other than the 5 listed above in the article?
Kind regards
Ah, that info was a bit more difficult to find. While Regus is expanding airport locations, the ones I mentioned in the article – London Heathrow Terminal 5 and Gatwick South Terminal, Amsterdam Schiphol and Chicago O’Hare – were the ones I thought would be most useful. Please let us know if you find any others!
Any links for the extended list of airport locations of these lounges?
Thanking you for an excellent post!
You’re welcome! Here is a list of locations.