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    Good news!  You now have more options (281 to be exact!) for luxury hotels around the world when booking with American Express Travel.

    American Express recently announced they’ve expanded their Fine Hotels & Resorts and The Hotel Collection programs.
    American Express Travel Has Added 281 Luxury Hotels, Like the Eden Rock St Barths, to Its Fine Hotels & Resorts Program

    Let’s see what they’ve added!

    AMEX Travel Program Adds More Luxury Hotels Around the World

    American Express Travel has added 281 new hotels to its Fine Hotels & Resorts and The Hotel Collection programs.

    Only AMEX Platinum (personal, Mercedes-Benz personal, and business) cardholders can access Fine Hotels & Resorts.  But The Hotel Collection is available to AMEX Platinum, AMEX Premier Rewards Gold, and AMEX Business Gold Rewards cardholders.

    You can now book stays through the American Express Travel portal at boutique hotels like Eden Rock, St Barths, Zero George Street in Charleston, South Carolina, and the Miami Beach EDITION hotel.

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    When you book through American Express Travel you get:

    Check out my posts on all the perks you’ll get with Fine Hotels & Resorts and The Hotel Collection!

    More Ways to Earn AMEX Membership Rewards Points

    There’s a limited-time 75,000 AMEX Membership Rewards points offer for The Platinum Card® from American Express Exclusively for Mercedes-Benz card.  You can read my review of the card to see if it’s right for you.

    Or consider the regular The Platinum Card® from American Express, Premier Rewards Gold Card from American Express or The Business Gold Rewards Card from American Express OPEN card.

    You’ll get access to American Express Travel and The Hotel Collection with all of these cards.  But the Fine Hotels and Resorts program is only available to Platinum cardholders, along with some of the added benefits I mentioned above, like early check-in, suite upgrades, and free breakfast!

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