At Marriott Bonvoy, you can invite up to five friends per calendar year and receive 2,000 points for up to five stays within a year (365 days). As a bonus, the invited person also receives 2,000 points for the first five stays within the first year!
Both the referrer and the referee can earn up to 10,000 additional points. Since you can refer up to five people per calendar year, you can earn a maximum of 50,000 points.
The “friend” must select points and not miles as the earning option, and of course, must not have previously been a member of Marriott Rewards.
Also, all qualifying stays must be booked directly on Marriott’s website and not through third party providers e.g. Expedia, Booking.com… Otherwise, no points will be credited and there is no bonus:
How to Refer Someone to Marriott Bonvoy
Time needed: 2 minutes
- Go to the referral landing page
First, you should go to the referral landing page.
- Click on “Send Invites”
When you scroll down a little bit, you’ll find the button “Send Invites”. Click on it.
- Enter your friends’ email addresses
You’ll be redirected to a form. There, enter your friends’ email addresses, your info, and your Marriott Bonvoy number, and click on “Send Invites”
Looking for Someone to Refer You?
We would like to offer ourselves as the referee. Just email us at Johannes@Travel-Dealz.de with your email address and the number of planned stays, and we will send you an invitation!
Comments (4)
does the referral need to pay $ for the stays to qualify or can they use their welcome points & everyone still get points?
Any stay should count, but the answer to this question is not clearly stated anywhere, so there’s a small chance that it won’t count. But in theory, it never states “paid stays”, so I’d assume that award nights also count.
Sorry, but I don’t know why you posted this message at all. This is by Marriott maybe 10 years, still the same. Do you have special reason for this?
We hadn’t reported it yet, so we thought that it may still be interesting and unknown to many of our readers. But yeah, it’s not new.