Earn Quadruple Airline Miles for Marriott Stays This Summer

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While we’re waiting for official word from Marriot regarding their summer MegaBonus promotion, here’s a separate Marriott offer that will run concurrently with MegaBonus.

Offer Details

Between June 1 and August 31, Marriott Rewards members can earn quadruple miles in any of 12 airline programs for their second and subsequent stays at any of more than 3,400 hotels.

Participating airline programs:

Aeroplan
British Airways
Cathay Pacific Airways
Delta Air Lines
Frontier Airlines
Hawaiian Airlines
JetBlue Airways
Jet Airways JetPrivilege
LifeMiles (Avianca-TACA)
Southwest Airlines
United Airlines
US Airways

Registration is required. And members must choose airline miles as their earning preference in their account profiles.

Deal or No Deal

For Marriott loyalists who are mile-collectors, this is a strong offer. Note, however, that not all of Marriott’s airline partners are participating, so do double-check the above list to confirm that your preferred airline is among those offering quadruple miles.

It’s safe to assume that this can not be combined with the forthcoming MegaBonus offer—which will be free nights or bonus points, rather than bonus miles—so if you’re more inclined toward Marriott Rewards points, the MegaBonus offer may be a better fit. We’ll have a review of the MegaBonus promotion soon. In the meantime, you should be able to view your offer by signing into the Marriott Rewards website and checking “My Promotions.”

Reader Reality Check

We’ve covered quite a few summer hotel promotions in the past few weeks. Which one looks the best to you?

This article originally appeared on FrequentFlier.com.

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