Delta, Hyatt to Team up in New Airline-Hotel Loyalty Partnership
Delta and Hyatt will let eligible elite members earn both hotel points and airline miles on qualifying travel as the companies expand their loyalty tie-up.
- American AAdvantage and World of Hyatt will end their "enhanced" partnership at the end of the current program year, following a decision the companies reached after "careful consideration."
- The two programs significantly scaled back their relationship in early 2025, eliminating automatic reciprocal points earning and limiting remaining perks to Loyalty Point Rewards and Milestone Rewards redemption.
- Members who link accounts by November 15, 2026, can continue earning awards through February 28, 2027, for American members and December 31, 2026, for Hyatt members, with no interruption to benefits.
- In the coming months, Delta and Hyatt will launch a new loyalty collaboration offering dual-earning potential, with Delta CEO Ed Bastian and Hyatt CEO Mark Hoplamazian promising "memorable experiences" throughout travel.
- Spanning 36 brands in 83 countries, the new Delta and Hyatt arrangement aims to deepen premium service by enabling members to earn points and miles on qualifying travel.
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Delta, Hyatt Partnership to Reward Frequent Travelers
ATLANTA (VINnews) – Delta Air Lines and Hyatt Hotels Corp. are launching a new loyalty partnership designed to link their airline and hotel rewards programs. The exclusive relationship between Delta SkyMiles and World of Hyatt is expected to begin in the coming months. The companies said the initial benefits will be aimed at elite members, […]
American Airlines announced on last Wednesday (9) the end of the partnership with the Hyatt hotel network, which began in 2019. While collaboration with AAdvantage will be phased out, the World of Hyatt will start a new partnership with Delta. The post Hyatt closes partnership with American Airlines and announces agreement with Delta first appeared in First Passenger.
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