Megatix, an event company in Thailand is continuing their promotion with Marriott hotels in the Kingdom offering gift/stay certificates at up to 70% bonus that has now been extended through January 31, 2021.
You can use these vouchers towards eligible expenses such as accommodation (only specific rates apply), SPA, and F&B through the validity date designated by the property.
You can access this offer on the Megatix website here.
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You should check any possible blackout dates when you cannot use them, and if you can use them towards all folio expenses. The terms of these vouchers are hotel specific and not all room rates are applicable to be used in combination with these vouchers.
Here are the available values (example Marriott Marquis BKK):
Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queen’s Park is now offering exclusive cash vouchers, which can be redeemed for stylish stays, delicious dining and sublime spa treatments!
Three options are available:
Buy for THB 3,000 > Redeem for THB 4,500
Buy for THB 5,000 > Redeem for THB 8,000
Buy for THB 10,000 > Redeem for THB 17,000On sale from now until 31 January 2021, and credit valid until 31 March 2021.
Most Marriott hotels in Thailand are participating in this campaign and vouchers can be purchased directly through the Megatix website.
I have purchased several of these Megatix vouchers myself since this summer, usually for the full THB 10,000 with 70% Bonus:
- Marriott Marquis Bangkok
- Westin Bangkok
- Four Points Phuket
- Marriott Merlin Beach Phuket
- Le Meridien Chiang Mai
Unfortunately the purchase coded on my Chase Sapphire Reserve card as “Entertainment” and didn’t earn 3X points for the purchase as it would have under “Travel”.
The vouchers are being delivered instantly in pdf version and can be used after one hour activation period. It was no problem whatsoever to complete the purchase with a foreign credit card.
Here are the terms of the Marriott Marquis BKK Queen Park:
Terms and Conditions– This gift voucher can be redeemed for accommodation (booked via Marriott.com, applicable for non-prepayment rates only), spa treatments, food and beverage in any of our on-site restaurants and bars including in-room dining except transportation, limousine, excursion and activities.
– Vouchers are pre-paid at time of booking, and are non-refundable.
– Credits need to be used during one stay and cannot be carried forward for future use or redeemable as cash.
– Any spend exceeds the amount of the gift certificate, the balance must be paid upon check out either in cash, by credit card or other available payment method.
– Credits cannot be used in conjunction with any other promotion or discounts, vouchers and special events.
– Credits will be applied to the guest folio at the time of check-out or bill settlement.
– Credits are not transferable, cannot be exchanged for cash and are void after check-out.
– Credits are not applicable for group bookings (10 or more rooms)
– Credits are not applicable for catering spend (wedding, meeting)
This hotel is very liberal with certain rates that can be applied to these vouchers. Others are much more stringent.
The Sheraton Grande Sukhumvit – as the only hotel of the whole bunch – unfortunately only accepts these vouchers for F&B as well as Spa, not room accommodation. Too bad!
Right now these promotions combined with very good local rates are the only source of revenue for the hotel industry here in Thailand. We already have November knocking on the door and it still looks very unlikely that there will be any influx of overseas tourists allowed into Thailand anytime soon.
Conclusion
Due to the short expiration these vouchers are primarily suitable for those already in Thailand and seeking to redeem for an upcoming domestic holiday. I already burned through 140,000 Baht worth of vouchers to rack up my lifetime nights.
These certs allow for some good savings but you cannot use them towards prepaid rates and pretty much any rates that say specifically that they can’t be paired with other promotions and discounts. Which rates are excluded or included depends on the hotel (always check the property specific T&Cs) and can also be seen in the rate description on the website.
I did get full points and stay credit for my one night stay at the Marriott Marquis (booked a voucher eligible 2999 Baht Rate that included Breakfast, 1000 Baht F&B credit per day plus 5000 points per stay). Great value for 3000 Baht even (tax included) that I paid to Megatix. I used the total F&B credit and remaining voucher credit for the excellent evening buffet at the hotel.
Enough with Thailand please!
We can’t travel there and they consider farangs as dirty 🙁
We have plenty of readers in Thailand. If one offer doesn’t benefit you please just move on to a different one, there should be something out there for everybody.
Some people have relative there, so it’s always interesting to get informations.
Indeed Thailand may seem far away to some, but considering that it is one of the world’s most popular tourist destinations and one of the best countries to wait out COVID your coverage is appropriate. As you said, those who are not concerned don’t have to read. I for one have been in BKK since March and am certainly interested to read further about local promotions, as are my farang friends here. For those already in Thailand now is a fantastic time to travel domestically (for example this promo https://phiphiisland.holidayinnresorts.com/special-offers/we-love-phi-phi) or just to have a deeply discounted dinner at one of the city’s many hotels. And there will be plenty of parties tonight for Loy Krathong and Halloween 🙂
Agree with previous poster, this blog focuses way too much on Thailand.
Their attitude toward tourist should be shamed and more focus should be put on other interesting destinations.
Even though, the editorial team of this blog does not give a damn about readers comments and suggestions it is a good reminder. I’ve seen tons of comments flatly ignored by the other writers except Sebastian who makes the effort to reply
Paying 10,000bt for something with a supposed value of 17,000bt is not 70% discout, it’s 42% discount. Very misleading.
58% discount….
The discount is 17000 – 10000 = 7000. The percent discount is the delta divided by the original, 7000 / 17000 = 0.41, or 41% off. Marriott is being disingenuous by dividing the delta by the final (10000) to get 70%. Moreover, the final / original (59%) is not the discount.
Thanks for the timely update – keep up the good woek!