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(Please not that this offer expired.) People with Hyatt credit cards have a chance to receive $75 back, thanks to a special promotion just announced.
People holding Chase’s World of Hyatt Card or the legacy Hyatt Credit Card enjoy a $75 statement credit after spending $250 or more (on said Hyatt card) directly with Destination Hotels and Resorts, Joie de Vivre, and The Unbound Collection by Hyatt hotels in the U.S.
To register, visit this page. You’ll need to enter your (1) Hyatt credit card number and (2) World of Hyatt membership ID.
Registration is valid now through January 5, 2021.
Eligible spend must be completed between November 1, 2020 – March 31, 2021.
I think it’s worth registering for the promotion even if you don’t plan on traveling within the next few months. Who knows what’ll happen COVID-wise between now and the end of March? Things could get better or worse. If it’s (hopefully) the former, traveling might become a reality for more of us.
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This is only for stays at UnBound, Destination or joie de vivre properties, right?
Correct. I revised the post so that’s clear. Thanks for the heads-up.