Hilton Honors travel tips

Delta Air Lines and Hilton are teaming up to give loyalty members extra points when they fly in style. If you book and fly any of Delta's premium cabins (ranging from the extra-legroom Comfort+ to luxurious Delta One suites) between now and mid-September, you can earn 1,000 Hilton Honors points per one-way flight up to a maximum of six flights. That's up to 6,000 points toward your next Hilton stay.

Last month, the first three Small Luxury Hotels of the World properties were integrated into the Hilton Honors system — and now, nearly 400 more are available to book directly with Hilton, allowing members to earn or use Hilton Honors points at some incredible hotels.

When Hilton CEO Christopher Nassetta took on the top job at the hotel giant in 2007, the company wasn't exactly known for thinking outside the box or trendy brands.

Bilt Rewards members can now transfer points to Hilton Honors at a 1:1 ratio. With this news, Bilt members can transfer points to four of the most popular hotel loyalty programs in the U.S. After all, Bilt members could already transfer points to World of Hyatt, IHG One Rewards and Marriott Bonvoy at a 1:1 ratio.

Points and miles can get you more than just a business-class seat or an upgraded room at a swanky resort — they can also help you score once-in-a-lifetime opportunities. You can use them to live out your "Fast & Furious" fantasies or snag seats at concerts with hard-to-get tickets. We saw this with Marriott Bonvoy's promotion for Taylor Swift's "The Eras Tour."

The enhanced Hilton Honors American Express Business Card follows the recently enhanced Hilton Honors American Express Surpass and Aspire Cards, announced in October 2023 to consumer Card Members. 

American Express is at it again with credit card changes for its cobranded Hilton cards, but this time, the changes target the business version.

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One of people's many goals for the new year is to travel more. Hilton hotels are helping people get closer to their travel aspirations. Beginning January 01, 2024, guests can earn more points on their stays in a limited-time promotion.

From low-budget to ultra-luxury, there's a Hilton property for everyone. The global Hilton portfolio includes almost 20 brands and over 7,000 hotels.

If you want to maximize American Express Membership Rewards points, taking advantage of transfer bonuses is an excellent opportunity to unlock an outsized value from your Amex points.

Hilton announced early this year that there were significant changes coming to the Honors program, set to take effect on April 3. This is a reminder of what’s coming, and how it’s likely to affect you.

Hilton titled the news release announcing upcoming changes to its Honors loyalty program as follows: “Hilton Honors Delivers Even More to Its Members in 2018 with Industry-Leading Earn Rates and New Benefits.”