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Update 10/12/23 – We’ve received word that this increased offer on the World of Hyatt Business card will end at 9am EST on 10/19/23.
There is a newly-increased, 75,000 point welcome offer out for the Chase World of Hyatt Business card. This is quite generous in comparison to the personal card’s current “45k” offer, but it also comes with a significant amount of spend: $5k for the first 60,000 points and an additional $7k to unlock the second 15,000.
This card won’t offer the most points per dollar, but it can be a good fit for big spenders who want a (slightly) easier path to status, especially for those who redeem a lot of Hyatt points. If you’re just looking for Hyatt points, don’t forget about the terrific offers on the Chase Ink Business Preferred, Ink Business Unlimited and the Ink Cash cards, as Hyatt is a 1-1 transfer partner with Chase Ultimate Rewards.
Offer and Card Details
| Card Offer and Details |
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60K points ⓘ Affiliate 60K after $5,000 spend in 3 months$199 Annual Fee This card is subject to Chase's 5/24 rule. FM Mini Review: Great for its initial bonus and for Hyatt enthusiasts to spend toward status and rebate on award stays. Earning rate: ✦ 2X in the top 3 spend categories each calendar quarter through 12/31/24 (then the top 2 categories after that). Eligible categories include dining; airline tickets purchased directly with the airline; car rental agencies; local transit and commuting; gas stations; internet, cable and phone services; social media and search engine advertising; and shipping ✦ 4X Hyatt Card Info: Visa Signature issued by Chase. This card has no foreign currency conversion fees. Big spend bonus: Get 5 elite qualifying night credits every time you spend $10,000 in purchases. ✦ After $50K spend in a calendar year, get 10% back on redeemed points for the rest of that calendar year (Up to 20K points back per year). Noteworthy perks: Discoverist elite status ✦ Ability to gift Discoverist to up to 5 employees (they do not need to be cardholders) ✦ Up to $100 each cardmember year in Hyatt statement credits: Spend $50 or more at any Hyatt property and get a $50 statement credit up to two times per year. |
Quick Thoughts
First off, the initial part of the offer is the same as before: 60,000 points after $5k in spend within the first 3 months. The second part is new: an additional 15,000 bonus points after spending $12k within 6 months. So, effectively, you get 15k points for that additional $7k in spend. That won’t be worth it for many folks, but some may find it appealing.
The key benefits of the card are:
- An “adaptive” 2x that rewards you for the three categories in which you spend the most each calendar quarter through 12/31/24 (and then top two categories thereafter).
- 5 elite night credits with each $10K spend
- 10% back on redeemed points after spending $50K in a calendar year (Up to 20K points back per year). Note that the rebate kicks in on stays completed after reaching $50K in purchases.
- Up to $100 in Hyatt credits: Spend $50 or more at any Hyatt property in the world and get a $50 statement credit up to twice per cardmember year.
- Discoverist status for the cardholder and the ability to gift that status to 5 employees (those employees do not have to be employee cardholders)
- Unlike the consumer card, this does not come with an annual free night certificate or annual elite night credits.
So, if you were able to do the majority of that additional $7k in the adaptive bonus categories, you’d end up with 29,000 points (14k from the spend and 15k from the bonus), or a little over 4 Hyatt points per dollar. You’d also get five elite night credits for hitting $10k on the card. For folks hunting Globalist status, that might be enough of a win to make that $7k worth it. Others will want to just go for the initial 60,000 points.
After the first year, it’s worth considering whether it makes sense to hang onto the card. I continue to keep it since I can easily use the twice-yearly $50 credits and I value the ability to manufacture 5 elite night per $10k in spend. For many, though, the math won’t work out.
| Chase's 5/24 Rule: With most Chase credit cards, Chase will not approve your application if you have opened 5 or more cards with any bank in the past 24 months. To determine your 5/24 status, see: 3 Easy Ways to Count Your 5/24 Status. The easiest option is to track all of your cards for free with Travel Freely. |
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Incorrect word received. Offer ended at 17:00 on 10/18. At least according to one CSR anyway… Procrastinating is the worst…
Does timing come into play here? I got Globalist through Feb 2025 from the Bilt promotion, so wondering if it’s better to wait until next year to get the card.
How do you use the twice-yearly $50 credits? Are you actually doing paid stays with Hyatt?
I use it for paid Hyatt stays or I buy a gift card at the front desk during an award stay.
If you have the personal card, is there a way to use your same WOH number on this card in order to comingle points/earning?
Absolutely. Many carry both cards, and use their single WOH number on both.
Can it be timed so that the first 10.000 spend are completed on (or near) 12/31/23 and the 5 elite night are then delivered in 2024?
That’s a really good question. The spending counter resets on the calendar year and my assumption is that, even if you finished the $10k on 12/31, it would award the nights in 2023. That said, I’m honestly not sure how Hyatt’s IT would handle that.
Actually I just saw that my personal Hyatt cards bonus nights always come in 4 days after my statement closing date of the month I reach the spending.
Is there a good way to control when the statement closing date for a newly opened Hyatt business card will be?
Looking at our Hyatt business card statements, our statement closes on the 3rd, and the payment due date is the 28th. Under Settings & Preferences of this account, I can change the payment due date to any day between the 1st and 28th of the month (Chase does not have payment due dates for the final days of the month). Note that the change doesn’t kick in until the next billing statement.
Thanks Trisha! Do you have any examples on when Qualifying Nights from the credit card spend posted on your Hyatt account?
The 5 qualifying nights posted on the 4th, the day after statement closed on the 3rd. Hope that helps.
Okay, it actually was the day after statement closing day for my personal card too.
That means that statement closing day is likely the relevant date to fulfill the spending, and the miles arrive the following day.
Does the statement closing date depend on any way on the day of the credit card application?