Earn 2,000 Bonus Reward Points with ALL Accor+ Explorer Membership (Sign Up by 30 June 2026)

If you missed the sign-up bonus that ran earlier this year, Accor has given you another bite at the cherry. From 10 to 30 June 2026, new members who sign up for an ALL Accor+ Explorer membership will receive 2,000 bonus Reward points, worth €40 or approximately S$60. The ALL Accor+ Explorer membership, which replaced the legacy Accor Plus programme in late 2025, costs S$299 per year in Singapore. With the 2,000 bonus points credited upon sign-up, your effective cost for the first year drops to approximately S$239.

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For the uninitiated, ALL Accor+ Explorer is a paid annual subscription that layers a suite of benefits on top of your standard ALL - Accor Live Limitless membership. It is designed primarily for travellers who stay and dine at Accor properties across the Asia-Pacific region and the UAE, which conveniently covers the bulk of destinations Singapore-based travellers frequent. Here is a summary of what the membership includes:

Benefit	Details
2x Stay Plus Free Nights	Two "buy one night, get one free" certificates per year, valid across Asia Pacific. The free night applies to the most expensive night in a booking of at least two consecutive nights.
30 Status Nights	Credited automatically each membership year, which grants instant ALL Gold status and puts you halfway towards Platinum (60 nights).
Dining Discounts	30% off food and 15% off drinks at over 1,750 restaurants and 1,200 bars across Asia Pacific and the UAE, for tables of up to 10 guests.
Red Hot Rooms	Member-only flash sales offering up to 50% off room rates at selected Asia-Pacific and UAE hotels.
15% Off Worldwide Stays	15% off the public rate at more than 30 brands and 4,500+ Accor hotels worldwide, from Raffles and Sofitel down to ibis.
Member Events	Invitations to exclusive member-only events, offers, and experiences from Accor's partners.

How the 2,000 Bonus Points Work

Accor's Reward points carry a fixed value, with 2,000 points worth €40 (approximately S$60) when used to offset eligible charges at Accor hotels. This includes room rates, dining, spa treatments, and other expenses charged to your room, which makes the points refreshingly easy to use compared to programmes that hide their value behind dynamic award charts.

One thing worth noting is that redeeming points at participating dining venues outside of a hotel stay carries a poorer rate (1,000 points for €10), so you will want to burn these against a stay rather than a standalone meal.

The 2,000 bonus points will be automatically credited to your account upon sign-up, with the bonus explicitly shown during the payment process. There is no registration required.

As always, there are a few conditions to be aware of:

• The offer runs from 10 June to 30 June 2026 (11:59pm AEST).

• It applies to new ALL Accor+ Explorer members aged 18 and above. Members who lapsed previously and are rejoining are also eligible.

• The offer applies to the ALL Accor+ Explorer membership only, and excludes memberships obtained through third-party corporate partnerships and Accor employee or friends and family rates.

• It cannot be combined with other offers and promotions, including the Friends & Family discount.

• Members already receiving a 2,000 Reward points benefit for early or on-time renewal will not receive an additional 2,000 points under this promotion.

• Each member can receive the bonus only once.

I have long held the view that ALL Accor+ Explorer is one of the easier paid memberships to justify, provided you have at least two trips planned within the Asia-Pacific region over the next 12 months. The maths is straightforward. The two Stay Plus free nights, used wisely at higher-end properties such as Sofitel, Fairmont, or Pullman, can comfortably recover the S$299 annual fee on their own. A two-night stay at a Sofitel in Bangkok or Bali where the second night is free already represents savings north of S$200 in many cases. Layer on the 30% dining discount (which works for your entire table, not just your own bill), the Red Hot Rooms sales, and instant Gold status with its room upgrades and late checkout, and the membership pays for itself without much effort.

The 2,000 bonus points effectively act as a 20% discount on your first year, bringing the cost down to around S$239. If you have been sitting on the fence since the March promotion lapsed, this is the nudge you have been waiting for. Based on how frequently these sign-up bonuses have appeared this year, I would not bank on a richer offer materialising anytime soon.