Book Through Chase Travel and Earn Up to 20,000 Bonus Points
Chase is targeting select cardholders with an offer to earn up to 20,000 bonus points when they book through Chase Travel and spend at least $500. This offer is for those booking for the first time, or those who have not booked in over two years. Let’s see the details.
The Offer
Eligible cardmembers can activate this special offer and receive:
- 20,000 bonus points when purchasing a hotel stay or
- 10,000 bonus points when purchasing flights, car rentals, cruises activities and tours
Here’s how this offer works:
- Activate this offer and book your travel by January 31, 2025
- Travel by August 31, 2025
- Earn your bonus points up to eight weeks following your trip
Key Terms
- Minimum spend of $500 is required with your eligible credit card.
- Offer is valid for eligible cardmembers who have not booked with Chase Travel/Ultimate Rewards® Travel since August 15, 2022.
- Purchases must be made by 01/31/25 11:59 PM ET with the same eligible card used to activate and travel must be completed by 08/31/25 11:59 PM ET.
- Bookings can include point redemptions, however, point redemption values will not count towards offer minimum spend.
- Only purchases completed through Chase Travel are eligible, “reserve now, pay later” and cancelled or refunded purchases are not eligible.
- Please allow up to 8 weeks after completing your travel for bonus points to post to your account.
Conclusion
If you have not used Chase Travel to book flights or hotel stays since August 15, 2022, then this can be a good opportunity. Just check the promotion page and se if you Chase card is eligible.
This promotion is for select Chase Freedom, Sapphire, and Ink Business credit card holders.
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got 10k for $400 spent on hotels. Not a bad return on non-chain hotels.