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Marriott Bonvoy is joining the party and is extending Bonvoy Status and pausing point expiration as we have seen many other loyalty programs do recently. Specifically, these are the details… Status Extension: The status you earned in 2019 will be extended to February 2022. Points Expiration: Normally, if you are inactive in the
Since the merger to what has now become the Marriott Bonvoy program, members have been able to redeem their Marriott Bonvoy points at standard rates. For example, members were able to redeem points for a Category 5 property at the standard rate of 35,000 Bonvoy points. However, this is changing
Remember last week when Marriott announced the new name for it’s combined program which they called MARRIOTT BONVOY? Marriott Bonvoy will become the new name of the program starting on February 13, 2019. Well today, Marriott released some more news about the fate of your Amex SPG cards and Chase Marriott
I missed this announcement during the summer and I was excited to see it today. The Beaver Creek Lodge in Beaver Creek, CO has joined Marriott’s Autograph Collection. This means that there is even another property at a Colorado ski resort that can be booked using Marriott/SPG points. The resort is
With the official merge of the programs on August 18th, much of the Marriott site has been limited over the past few days. Prior to August 18th, you would have had a balance of SPG points and another balance of Marriott Rewards points. As of today, you can combine these
As we know, in August, Marriott, Ritz and SPG will be combined into one program and there will be a single points currency. Also in August, SPG members will see their point balances triple. Want to know what that new points balance can get you? Here is the award chart
There was big news today with respect to the loyalty programs of Marriott Rewards, Ritz Carlton Rewards and Starwood. The main piece being that Marriott will introduce one set of unified benefits across all three loyalty programs in August of this year. Some highlights of the changes coming are as follows…
On March 6, 2018, the Marriott Rewards annual category changes will take effect. According to Marriott, 74% will stay the same, 21% will move up and 5% will move down. Will this affect that redemption that you have had your eye on? If it will affect you negatively, you should
Remember, if you link your SPG and Marriott Rewards accounts you can transfer between the two programs. I linked my SPG account and my Marriott Rewards account awhile ago. I just recently did my first transfer between my two accounts. Recall that the points transfer at a three-to-one ratio if
Now you can redeem your Marriott Rewards points for things like cruises and concerts. You can do this at the Marriott Rewards Experiences Marketplace. Here, you can set your own price, by bidding auction-style on certain experiences. Here’s how: Find an experience, from sports events to culinary adventures.
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