Marriott Bonvoy has launched a new status match with a challenge for members with elite status with Accor, Hilton, Hyatt, or IHG.
Eligible members will see their Marriott Bonvoy status elevated to Gold or Platinum for 90 days, during which they need to complete the challenge to keep the status through February 2022.
Hyatt has launched a new sale for stays at five participating hotels in Korea this fall through December 22, 2020.
You can save up to 30% on room rates, and World of Hyatt members are eligible for their points and status benefits.
Hyatt has launched a rate offer that they try to position for those that wish to change the scenery a bit and possibly to work out from a resort.
The rates are breakfast and parking inclusive and come with an F&B credit. Also, resort charges are waived. You must book using a unique offer code WFHYAT.
World of Hyatt has launched a new bonus opportunity for members that book any type of celebration at participating hotels.
Members bust request offer code GATHR at the time of requesting the quote. Members can earn up to 150,000 bonus points, and the lowest spend to qualify for any bonus is $5,000.
Over the last couple of months we have seen some very good deals for various hotels in Bali and I just noticed another campaign that showed up on Facebook for the Grand Hyatt Bali Nusa Dua where I’m usually staying several times per year.
With the announcement this weekend that Indonesia including Bali will likely remain closed to foreign visitors for the remainder of the year, hotels have now accelerated their discounted offers for Indonesian citizens and residents.
Here’s a look at Covid-19 policies and bonus promotions for Best Western Rewards, Choice Privileges, Hyatt, Radisson, and Wyndham Rewards that you can take advantage of this month.
We have covered Hilton Honors, IHG Rewards Club, and Accor Live Limitless Covid-19 policies & promotions for this month previously.
Hyatt announced back in July that it would follow the AHLA’s Guest Checklist and require all guests to wear a face mask in the United States and Canada.
Now, Hyatt is extending this requirement to all hotels in the Americas from August 10, 2020. There can be government-mandated mask covering requirements outside of this area as well.
Hyatt yesterday released its second-quarter numbers after the market was closed, and, as expected in this environment, they weren’t pretty.
The overall revenue was down 89% (April, May & June), and the chain still has 120+ hotels closed (most of those full service & higher number of rooms than Hyatt’s average) as of July 31.
World of Hyatt members can earn 500 bonus points per night at select new hotels, and now this promotion has been extended through December 31, 2020, with more hotels.
Members can earn 500 bonus points per night on top of any other possible bonuses. There is no registration required for this offer.
Park Hyatt Mallorca has closed for good, and Hyatt management has turned over the keys to its owners.
The hotel has been closed since March 15, 2020, and it is not expected to reopen before March 2021.
Hyatt made an announcement back in 2019 that they are developing a new brand called UrCove with a Mainland Chinese hotel chain Homeinns for the local market.
World of Hyatt has now finalized its program terms for UrCove in time for the opening of the first property in Shanghai this October 1, 2020 (date can change).
World of Hyatt launched in June a promotion to buy Hyatt points at a 30% bonus that is about to end. You must purchase by July 29, 2020.
Members can buy up to 55,000 points every calendar year before any possible bonuses. Hyatt has several opportunities for buying points throughout the year, but they usually offer a maximum of 40% bonus.
Hotels in Bangkok have been offering excellent rates as of late to drive local demand while foreign tourists are banned entering the country.
Park Hyatt Bangkok has reopened and has launched a fantastic 50% off Limited Time Offer that comes with breakfast. Rates are starting at 4,500 THB ++ per night.
Hyatt followed Marriott’s announcement (read more here), making face coverings mandatory at its hotels in the United States and Canada effective next Monday (July 27, 2020).
The face-covering is required within indoor public areas such as restaurants and bars, lobbies, and fitness centers.
