Through January 31, 2015, Hyatt Gold Passport is offering a 40% bonus on the purchase of points to those that purchased Gold Passport points in 2014.
If you max out the promotion and purchase 55,000 points you'd receive a total of 77,000 Gold Passport points. That would cost you $1,320, which is a rate of ~1.71 cents per Gold Passport point.
How does this stack up to Hyatt's past promotions on the purchase of points?
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Through February 15, 2015, the US American Express Membership Rewards program is offering a 35% bonus on points transfers to Virgin America Elevate.
The usual transfer ratio is 200:100 (Membership Rewards:Elevate), so through this promotion the transfer ratio will be 200:135. The bonus is hard coded into the transfer ratio, meaning the bonus points should post instantly and you can take advantage of the promotion as often as you’d like.
Virgin America Elevate is a revenue based frequent flyer program for redemptions on their own flights.
That means the number of points required for a flight on Virgin America is entirely dependent on the cost of a revenue ticket. Each Elevate point typically gets you ~2.2 cents towards the cost of a Virgin America ticket.
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