Get 1,500 Points on Each Stay with Marriott Bonvoy's New Global Promotion (14 September to 12 December 2021) - Register Now!
Marriott Bonvoy has finally unveiled the latest global promotion for stays consumed between 14 September 2021 and 12 December 2021. Members will earn 1,500 bonus points on each eligible stay (starting with the first stay) and an additional 3,000 bonus points on All-Inclusive by Marriott Bonvoy stays during the aforementioned period. Registration for this global promotion is necessary and must be done before 28 November 2021 so make sure you do it now before you forget.
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There is no limit to the number of bonus points members can earn during the promotional period and this is quite a nice perk for those who do frequent weekend staycations. While 1,500 bonus points is not a lot, it can certainly benefit those staying at properties with a lower daily rate. According to the terms and conditions of the promotion, "only stays made after registration will qualify toward the promotion" but in my experience, this does not really matter so long you register for the promotion before your stay.
Do note that award redemption stays where points are redeemed for the entire stay are not eligible for the promotion, so do consider combining these stays with a paid night if you wish to take advantage of the 1,500 bonus points. If you are planning on doing single-night stays, do consider booking an eligible Luxury Travel Advisor rate for additional perks like USD 100 property credit and complimentary breakfast which will also earn you bonus Marriott Bonvoy points during the promotional period.
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