Amex and Marriott Offers Give Travelers Extra Points, Including a 30,000-Point ANA Deal
Several targeted Amex Offers and a Marriott-to-Aeroplan transfer bonus are live, with rewards on Amazon, supermarket, Marriott and ANA spending.
Several travel-points sites reported new targeted Amex Offers on October 5 and 6. Targeted means only some cardholders will see them in their accounts.
One Mile at a Time reported an offer for All Nippon Airways (ANA) flights. According to that outlet, spending $2,500 or more with ANA by November 30, 2026 earns 30,000 Membership Rewards points. Some people may instead see a $300 statement credit.
Advertise with usYour brand hereIn-feed (between news) · Native cardBook this space →Marriott cardholders have offers too. Doctor of Credit said some Marriott cards can earn 4 extra Bonvoy points per dollar at U.S. supermarkets, up to 5,000 points, by 1/31/27. Frequent Miler said Marriott Bonvoy Business Amex holders may get 5,000 bonus points for spending $3,000.
Upgraded Points reported an Amazon offer worth up to 3,600 Membership Rewards points, with several versions. Thrifty Traveler said some cardholders can save up to $50 on Amazon purchases using Amex points. Separately, Prince of Travel said Aeroplan's yearly 15% bonus on Marriott Bonvoy point transfers is back.
What it means for travelers
These offers could add points to spending travelers already plan to do, such as flights to Japan or hotel-brand purchases. Because the offers are targeted, not everyone will see them, and versions may differ between cards.
What to watch next
Check your American Express account to see which offers you have and their exact terms. Confirm details with American Express, Marriott, ANA or Aeroplan before you spend or transfer points.
How the story unfolded
- Prince of Travel Convert Marriott Bonvoy Points to Aeroplan with a 15% Bonus
- One Mile at a Time Save On All Nippon Airways Flights With Amex Offers (Targeted)
Read the original reporting
Frequent Miler – Marriott Business card Amex Offer: Spend $3K & earn 5K bonus points ↗
Upgraded Points – New Amex Offer: Earn up to 3,600 Bonus Points From Amazon Purchases [Targeted] ↗
Thrifty Traveler – Great Promo: Get up to $50 Off Amazon Purchases by Using Amex Points! ↗
One Mile at a Time – Save On All Nippon Airways Flights With Amex Offers (Targeted) ↗
Doctor of Credit – [Targeted] AmEx Offers (Marriot Cards): Earn Extra 4x Points On Supermarket Purchases ↗
Prince of Travel – Convert Marriott Bonvoy Points to Aeroplan with a 15% Bonus ↗
Quick questions
What is this points & miles story about?
Several targeted Amex Offers and a Marriott-to-Aeroplan transfer bonus are live, with rewards on Amazon, supermarket, Marriott and ANA spending.
How does this affect travelers?
These offers could add points to spending travelers already plan to do, such as flights to Japan or hotel-brand purchases. Because the offers are targeted, not everyone will see them, and versions may differ between cards.
What should I do now?
Check your American Express account to see which offers you have and their exact terms. Confirm details with American Express, Marriott, ANA or Aeroplan before you spend or transfer points.
Where does this information come from?
This brief is based on reporting from Frequent Miler, Upgraded Points, Thrifty Traveler, One Mile at a Time and Doctor of Credit. Links to the original stories are listed on this page.
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