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Reminder: Last Chance to Register for Hyatt Promotion (10% Points Back!)

  • Meghan Hunter

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    If you have The World Of Hyatt Credit Card or the (no longer available) Chase Hyatt card, you can get 10% of your points back when you redeem Hyatt points (for select redemptions) through the end of September!  But you must register here by August 31, 2018.

    This is an easy way to save points if you have Hyatt award stays planned.  And it takes less than a minute to sign up!

    Plan a Trip to Seattle and Book an Award Stay at the Grand Hyatt Seattle! You’ll Get 10% of Your Points Back If You Register by August 31, 2018!

    Hyatt Cardholders Get 10% Points Back

    Here are the details:

    Only the Chase World Of Hyatt or Chase Hyatt (no longer available) cardholders are eligible for the deal.  But you can still qualify if you’re approved for The World Of Hyatt card and sign-up for the promotion by August 31, 2018.

    It’s worth registering even if you don’t have award stays planned because you never know when an opportunity to get away might pop up!

    Other conditions:

    A Good Reason to Consider The World of Hyatt Credit Card!

    Apply Here:   The World Of Hyatt Credit Card

    Our Review:   Review of The World of Hyatt Credit Card

    The Million Mile Secrets team loves Hyatt because your points go further with them than most other chains.  And Hyatt points are relatively easy to earn!

    If you’re not yet a World of Hyatt cardholder, now is a good time to consider the card.  With The World of Hyatt Credit Card, you can earn up to 60,000 Hyatt points after meeting tiered minimum spending requirements.

    You’ll earn:

    60,000 Hyatt points is enough for 3 free nights at the Park Hyatt Mallorca.  That same stay could easily cost ~$1,800 in cash!
    You Can Save Over $1,000 With a Single Credit Card Welcome Bonus!

    Cardholders will also earn:

    This card is great to use at Hyatt hotels!

    Bottom Line

    If you have either The World Of Hyatt Credit Card or the (no longer available) Chase Hyatt card, you’ll get 10% of your redeemed points back for stays (and other select redemptions) between August 1 and September 30, 2018.  

    To qualify (even if you’re a new cardholder), register for the promotion by August 31, 2018.

    Points redeemed for award nights, Points + Cash stays, room upgrades, dining, and spa services are eligible for the rebate.  It’s worth signing up even if you don’t have plans to redeem Hyatt points, because it takes less than a minute.

    Enjoy your bonus points!

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