This New Marriott Change is NOT GOOD!
Marriott Bonvoy just made a major change to how Free Night Award certificates work — and it could make them much more useful. 🏨 RECOMMENDED PLACES TO STAY 00:04 - The Westin La Paloma Resort: https://go.stay22.com/nKf_5agw62 03:25 - Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills: https://go.stay22.com/QUfdA3G_Ma 03:26 - Waldorf Astoria Seychelles Platte Island: https://go.stay22.com/fE8qbWu49h 03:27 - The Conrad Maldives: https://go.stay22.com/pd8ZNJfhbt 03:30 - Waldorf Astoria Maldives Ithaafushi: https://go.stay22.com/A7V6ICdnns 03:54 - St. Regis Maldives: https://go.stay22.com/swivOah3tE 04:50 - St. Regis New York: https://go.stay22.com/Hmi2HzkjDA Members can now top off their Marriott free night certificates with up to 25,000 additional points, up from the previous 15,000-point limit. This means certificates earned through credit cards, promotions, or elite benefits can now unlock significantly more expensive hotels.  For example, a 50,000-point free night certificate could now book hotels costing up to 75,000 points, assuming you add the extra points from your account.  In this video, I break down what changed, why Marriott made the update, and whether this actually improves the value of Bonvoy certificates — or if it’s just another step in the ongoing evolution of Marriott’s award pricing. 👉 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more ship tours, reviews, and cruise tips from Jackson Jetsetting! Book a cruise with us! https://www.jacksonjetsetting.com/book Join my Substack for the latest travel news and deals: https://jacksonjetsetting.substack.com/?r=618b0&utm_campaign=pub-share-checklist Don’t set sail without our cruise essentials! https://www.amazon.com/shop/jacksonjetsetting/list/3P2X6Z6KSIXRU?ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_aipsflist_aipsfjacksonjetsetting_PZCZ349PEY0ABAJ1J3B3