Earn Up to 45,000 Bonus Hotel Points Each Year Through Social Media!

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For folks who enjoy social media, there’s a fun new way to earn Marriott (or Starwood) points!

You can earn up to 45,000 Marriott points each year by participating in Marriott’s #RewardsPoints social media campaigns.  That’s enough for a free night at a high-end Marriott or Ritz-Carlton hotel!

45,000 Marriott Points Is More Than Enough for a Free Night at the Ritz-Carlton Al Wadi Desert in the United Arab Emirates

I’ll tell you what you need to know about this deal.

Marriott Connect and Collect Promotion

Link:   Marriott’s Connect and Collect Social Media Campaign

We’ve seen Marriott offer bonus points for interacting with them on social media in the past.  But you’ve never been able to earn many points through these deals.

Now, Marriott has announced folks can earn up to 45,000 Marriott points each year by taking advantage of monthly social media campaigns!  That’s enough for a free night at ANY Marriott hotel.

Here are the details:

Earn an Easy 1,000 Marriott Points in Just a Couple of Minutes When You Link Your Social Media and Follow Marriott

Plus, Marriott plans to launch 3 or 4 new campaigns every month where you can earn even more points!

Is This a Good Deal?

We don’t have the details of the upcoming social media promotions, so we don’t know how labor-intensive it will be to earn the full 45,000 Marriott points.  That said, I doubt these promotions will be more inconvenient than last year’s IHG Priceless Surprises promotion.  And I considered that an excellent deal!  Because I’ll take points any way I can get them. 😉

Plus, these promotions are a good way to keep your points from expiring.  Because if there is no activity in your Marriott account for 24 months, your points will expire.

And remember, because of the Marriott-Starwood merger, you can also transfer your points to Starwood at a ratio of 3:1 (3 Marriott points = 1 Starwood point).  So 45,000 Marriott points is the same as earning 15,000 Starwood points!

Category 2 Starwood Hotels Like the Westin Zagreb Cost 4,000 Starwood Points on Weekdays, and 3,000 Points on Weekends

Depending on the days of the week you stay, that’s enough for 5 nights at category 2 Starwood hotel, like the Westin Zagreb in Croatia!

Want More Marriott Points?

Link:   Marriott Rewards® Premier Credit Card

Link:   Marriott Rewards® Premier Business Credit Card

Link:   Starwood Preferred Guest® Business Credit Card from American Express

Link:   Starwood Preferred Guest® Credit Card from American Express

If you’re short on Marriott points, you could consider:

Plus, you can open AMEX Starwood credit cards and transfer the points to Marriott:

Keep in mind that if you’ve opened 5+ cards from any bank (NOT counting Chase business cards and these other business cards) in the past 24 months, it’s unlikely you’ll be approved for most Chase cards.

That said, the Chase Marriott Premier Business card is NOT affected by this rule!  So it’s possible to get it even if you’re over 5/24.   

And don’t forget, a friend or family member can send you Marriott points for free!

Bottom Line

Marriott is giving folks the chance to earn up to 45,000 bonus Marriott points per year by interacting with them on social media!

You can earn hundreds of Marriott points by connecting your social medial accounts to your Marriott account.  And even more points through the 3 or 4 new social media campaigns Marriott will offer each month.

45,000 Marriott points is enough for a free night at ANY Marriott hotel in the world (and many Ritz-Carlton hotels, too!).  Plus, you can transfer your Marriott points to Starwood at a ratio of 3:1 if you prefer stays at Starwood hotels.

Do you plan on participating in these new Marriott social media promotions?

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