World of Hyatt has just launched and opened registration for its newest global promotion, offering 3,000 bonus points after every three nights stayed, for a total of up to 36,000 bonus points. This promotion is better than nothing, and I suppose it’s largely better than what the competition is offering. Still, I don’t think it’ll sway too many stay decisions.

Registration is open for World of Hyatt’s newest global promotion — it doesn’t have a name, and it seems like Hyatt has dropped its “Bonus Journeys” branding for promotions. This is valid for stays between September 29 and December 15, 2026, and offers up to 36,000 bonus points:

There are some details to be aware of, as you’d expect:

How lucrative is World of Hyatt’s new global promotion? For context, I value World of Hyatt points at ~1.5 cents each. Just to recap World of Hyatt’s regular points earning rates:

So ordinarily, a World of Hyatt Globalist member paying with a co-branded credit card could be earning up to 10.5x points per dollar spent.

With this promotion, you’d earn an incremental 1,000 bonus points per night (which I value at $15), in the right increments, for up to 36 nights. Honestly, that’s not very exciting, but I’d still consider it to be a better promotion than we’re seeing from Hilton Honors and Marriott Bonvoy:

If you’re looking to earn more World of Hyatt points, the good news is that Hyatt points are pretty easy to come by. In addition to being able to earn World of Hyatt points with the co-branded cards, you can also transfer over points from Chase Ultimate Rewards . This is one of my favorite uses of Chase points , though with the recent Sapphire Preferred refresh, those points no longer consistently transfer at a 1:1 ratio. Furthermore, Bilt Rewards points can also be moved to World of Hyatt, and that’s at least consistently at a 1:1 ratio.

On top of that , World of Hyatt frequently sells points at a discount . Also keep in mind other ongoing promotions offered by World of Hyatt: