by Ben B - Thursday, January 26, 2012
Yesterday I mentioned how you can get 5000 Hilton Honors points by signing up for text messages and spending $100 at a Hilton Hotel, but today as I was doing some research I came across a few more promotions you should be aware of:
1) The ‘More Points’ Promotion: Just register your Hilton Honors account (you can sign up for a new account and still register) and get 1000 bonus honors points for each night, and an additional 5000 points for any weekend stay of two nights or more at any Hilton hotel between now and March 31. That means if you stay two weekend nights at a hotel at $100 per night, this promotion alone would earn you: 7200 Honors points.
2) The ‘Double Dipping’ Promotion: Between now and March 31, if you again, register for the promotion, Not only will you receive Hilton Honors points, but you will also receive airline miles on a frequent flyer program that you select. US Airways will even give you triple points, (American Airlines AAdvantage, Air Canada, and Delta Skymiles programs will give you double)
Finally a few reminders about a couple of other Hilton Honors promotions:
While I haven’t yet confirmed it, I’ve heard that you can actually combine these offers to get a whopping number of points all together! For a two nights stay that would mean:
-5000 Honors Points for signing up for text messages, and spending $100 at the Hotel (Dinner at the hotel restaurant perhaps?)
-7200 Points from the More Points promotion (with a conservative assumption of a $100 per night rate)
-600 US Airways Points
-50 Points for submitting a photo:
Total: 12,250 Hilton Honors Points + 600 US Airways Points Not too shabby
Filed under: American AAdvantage, American Airlines, Delta Skymiles, Hilton Honors, Miles and Points, US Airways
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