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    If you have an AMEX or Citi Hilton co-branded credit card, this deal is exclusively for you!

    You’ll earn 5,000 bonus Hilton points when you complete 2 Hilton stays by December 31, 2017.  But you’ll have to register first!

    This Is a Nice Surprise for Folks Who Have Hilton Stays Already Planned

    Bonus Hilton Points for Completing 2 Stays

    Link:   Hilton Honors™ Card from American Express

    Link:   Hilton Honors™ Surpass® Card from American Express

    Hilton has published yet another promotion!  And it’s targeted for Hilton co-branded cardholders.

    With this deal, you can earn 5,000 Hilton points after just 2 stays.  That’s in addition to any points you’d normally earn for the stay.  Like the 10 base points per $1 spent when you’re a member of Hilton’s loyalty program, and any bonus points for using your co-branded Hilton card.

    Here’s what you need to know:

    And remember, you can NOT apply for Citi Hilton cards anymore.  But it’s nice that Hilton is still including them in their promotions!

    Is This a Good Deal?

    It’s a nice surprise for folks who have upcoming Hilton stays.  But it’s NOT worth switching hotel stays for.

    Hilton points are generally worth ~0.5 cents each toward hotel stays, though they can be worth much more (or less!), depending on where you’re staying.  So this promotion is like receiving $25 worth of Hilton points (5,000 Hilton points X 0.5 cents each).

    That said, there are plenty of other great deals I’d take advantage of first, like this Marriott promotion or this Rocketmiles promotion.  However, folks are reporting that you can combine this offer with other Hilton deals, like Hilton’s Double Points promotion, to make your Hilton stay more worthwhile.

    Want More Hilton Points?

    There are plenty of ways to earn Hilton points!

    You can sign-up for the no-annual-fee Hilton Honors™ Card from American Express, which comes with up to 75,000 Hilton points after meeting tiered minimum spending requirements.  Or the Hilton Honors™ Surpass® Card from American Express, which comes with 100,000 Hilton points after spending $3,000 on purchases within the first 3 months of account opening.

    Note:  These are both limited time increased offers that end TOMORROW, October 4, 2017.

    Or, you can transfer other miles & points to Hilton.  AMEX Membership Rewards points, Virgin Atlantic miles, and Hawaiian Airlines miles transfer to Hilton at a 2:3 ratio.

    Bottom Line

    AMEX and Citi Hilton co-branded cardholders are targeted to earn 5,000 bonus Hilton points after completing 2 stays by December 31, 2017!

    This is a nice bonus if you have Hilton stays planned anyway.  But I wouldn’t go out of my way to earn this bonus, because there are other more valuable hotel promotions to focus on instead!

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