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In March, I wrote about how Bilt was losing American Airlines as a transfer partner in June. At the same time, it added Alaska Airlines (more here). Now, Bilt has added another transfer partner (allowing 1:1 transfers into Hilton Honors™). With this latest addition, Bilt now offers transfers to IHG® One Rewards, Marriott Bonvoy®, and World of Hyatt. It basically has most of the major chain hotels in the world covered.
Bilt has a special deal right now where you’ll get 1,000 bonus Hilton Honors™ points with your first transfer to your Hilton Honors™ account by June 8th. This does not have a huge value, but free points are free points. I’ve been staying at more Hilton properties and just had another great one at Crockfords Las Vegas, LXR Hotels & Resorts (latest review here).
I love the number of transfer partners that Bilt now offers. It has an impressive collection of both airlines and hotels, including:
- Aer Lingus AerClub
- Air Canada Aeroplan®
- Air France/KLM Flying Blue®
- Alaska Airlines Mileage Plan™
- American Airlines AAdvantage (until June)
- Avianca Lifemiles
- British Airways Executive Club
- Cathay Pacific
- Emirates Skywards®
- Hawaiian Airlines HawaiianMiles
- Hilton Honors™
- Iberia Plus
- IHG® One Rewards
- Marriott Bonvoy®
- Turkish Airlines Miles&Smiles
- United MileagePlus®
- Virgin Atlantic Flying Club
- World of Hyatt
Anthony’s Take: The Bilt Rewards program is one of my favorites and it keeps getting better. Now we just need to see a Rent Day bonus for a travel partner.
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