Hyatt and Chase have launched an elevated offer for a cobranded business card that is valid for sign-ups through September 26, 2024.
New card members can earn 60,000 bonus points after spending $5K within three months of opening an account and an additional 15,000 bonus points if they spend $12K within six months. The card has a yearly fee of $199.
You can access Hyatt’s page for cobranded cards here.
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World of Hyatt Business Credit Card
UP TO 9X TOTAL POINTS FOR HYATT STAYS
Earn 4 Bonus Points per $1 spent on qualifying purchases at Hyatt hotels and resorts***
Plus up to 5 Base Points from Hyatt per eligible $1 spent for being a World of Hyatt member
2X BONUS POINTS
Earn 2 Bonus Points per $1 spent in your top three categories each quarter***
Eligible categories are:
- Dining
- Shipping
- Airline tickets when purchased directly with the airline
- Local transit & commuting
- Social media & search engine advertising
- Car rental agencies
- Gas stations
- Internet, cable & phone services
Earn 2 Bonus Points per $1 spent on fitness club and gym memberships***
1X BONUS POINT
- Earn 1 Bonus Point per $1 spent on all other card purchases***
EVEN MORE CARD BENEFITS
- Complimentary World of Hyatt Discoverist status for you and up to 5 employees***
- Earn up to $100 in Hyatt credits each anniversary year. Spend $50 or more at any Hyatt property and earn $50 statement credits up to two times each anniversary year***
- Earn 5 Tier-Qualifying night credits toward status for every $10,000 you spend in a calendar year***
- Spend $50,000 and receive 10% of the points you redeem back for the rest of the year on up to 200,000 points redeemed***
- Membership in Hyatt Leverage, where companies can enjoy savings up to 15% off standard rates at participating Hyatt hotels worldwide***
Conclusion
The benefits of this card are weak. It only works for someone with very high charge activity who uses it to get into the Globalist tier with Hyatt. However, I would question whether this makes any sense, as you don’t stay at Hyatt hotels often.
I would say that this card belongs to the churn and burn section, meaning apply for the initial spend bonus, put it in a sock drawer once this has been met, and then cancel when the annual fee is due.
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