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Hyatt credit card promotion: Get $250 back at all-inclusive resorts

  • Jason Stauffer

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    INSIDER SECRET: Both of Hyatt’s all-inclusive resort brands (Ziva and Zilara) count toward the Brand Explorer promotion and will move you one step closer to earning a free night at a category 1-4 Hyatt hotel for every five Hyatt brands you visit.

    If you’ve got The World of Hyatt Credit Card (or the old Chase Hyatt card that is no longer available to new applicants) you have an opportunity to earn a $250 statement credit when you spend $500 or more at Hyatt’s all-inclusive Ziva or Zilara properties.

    This promotion can also be combined with other Hyatt promotions, like the double elite night credits at Ziva and Zilara.

    Hyatt Credit Card Resort Offer

    Promotion dates: November 1 to March 31, 2020

    Promotion terms:

    Good deal or not?

    If you’re wanting to get away on an all-inclusive retreat to the Caribbean or Mexico this is a solid deal. I checked a few dates in December and a night at most Ziva or Zilara locations was $350-$500, so it wouldn’t be hard to earn the credit.

    Currently there are six Ziva and Zilara resorts, with two more scheduled to open in time for this promotion:

    Zilara are adults only (18+) resorts, while Ziva properties allow children.

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