Hilton is currently offering a status match to Diamond and Gold levels, allowing members to leverage their existing SPG Platinum and Hyatt Diamond statuses. A recent experience highlights the straightforward process of obtaining Diamond status, which is valid until March 31, 2017, by providing proof of elite status from competitors.
The blog post details the author’s strategy for earning 200,000 American Express Membership Reward points through two credit card signups: the Amex Business Platinum and the Premier Rewards Gold. It outlines the requirements for each card, including spending thresholds and the availability of offers, providing insights for those interested in maximizing their rewards.
The American Express Premier Rewards Gold Card currently offers a 50,000 bonus points after a $1,000 spend within the first three months. With the annual fee waived for the first year and new benefits like a $100 airline fee credit, this card presents a valuable opportunity for rewards enthusiasts.
Hilton’s free GOLD status offer is set to expire on May 31st, and detailed instructions are provided for those interested in taking advantage of this opportunity. While immediate benefits are available, users should be cautious as there are risks of point cancellation due to potential scrutiny from Hilton.
Starwood’s SPG status renewal for 2013 introduces a significant change in rewards for members. Gold members receive 25% off award redemptions, while Platinum members benefit from a 35% discount. This post explores optimal strategies for leveraging these discounts, particularly for high-value stays.
