craigthemif

Yes. Registration is quite fast. Maximise the trial period, and if you are planning on doing 20 nights, doing most of them in 2024 gives you a great head start on renewing Globalist.

jpvalley

Thank you.

After looking more closely, the email from AA says 10QN for explorist and 20QN for globalist (I have AA plat pro). However, when I click through to the registration page (still haven't registered) the language on the hyatt-hosted page only says 10QN for explorist and doesn't say anything for globalist.

Am I out of luck? Is the AA email wrong?

lyst

Same thing for me. I'm plat pro and don't see anything about globalist, just explorist. Anyone know if I just do 20 nts, will I get globalist?

VegasGambler

20 night globalist through AA

A concierge told me yes.

It seems like there are 2 offers (one for AA Gold and Plat, and one for Plat Pro and EXP). The higher level one has the 20 nights for globalist, and the lower one does not.

For some reason it looks like both Hyatt landing pages have the terms of the lower promo.

But all I know for sure is that a concierge confirmed to me that I would maintain globalist with 20 nights, even though there was nothing about that in the terms on the Hyatt landing page. The rest of it is just me guessing.

Personally, if it's important to you, I would get written confirmation from Hyatt after you enroll. The fact that I got written confirmation is unlikely to help you if there's a problem. Also if enough people bring it up maybe they will fix the landing page. I suggest including screenshots of both the AA promo and the Hyatt page to highlight the discrepancy.

Cladbolg

Corporate Challenge

Hi I activated corporate challenge on Oct 24th. It says I have 90 days to complete 20 nights for globalist. I just chatted with customer service and he told me all nights reset 12/31 so i’d have to do 20 by 12/31 or they reset. Problem is I have some stays this years (starting tonight) some next year (check out 01/20) and this combined would put me exactly at 20. Do I need to do mattress runs in 01/2024 to make up the 3 nights I have in 2023? I think the rep was misinformed and wanted to hear from people who have done challenges before. Thank you.

From Rep:
”It looks like this one's terms is

"Upon registration, members receive Trial Explorist status for 90 days" so it activated as soon as you registered. Now, despite it being a 90 day trial, our overarching terms and conditions do trump the terms and conditions of any promotions.

Per our terms, your qualifying nights reset every calendar year (January 1st-December 31st) so you have until December 31st to get your final night in. If you check out on January 1st, all of the nights on that stay will count toward the new year.”



Bonus question: when applying for my World of Hyatt Personal Credit card i accidentally copy and pasted an airline confirmation number as member ID and that is what came printed on my card. Hyatt rep says contact chase to correct and no duplicate account created. From what i read here chase can’t do anything it has to be Hyatt that links the card to my WOH account. Any advice?

js1993

The rep is wrong about the first. You have 90 days to stay 20 nights to get Globalist. But any nights you stay in 2023 will reset to zero on Jan. 1, so you'll need 60 nights in 2024 to re-qualify for 2025. That's standard.

Call Chase re: the credit card, and then make sure points start posting to your Hyatt account properly after your next statement.

Cladbolg

Thank you. Just wanted to make sure, So my 3 nights this year and 17 in 01/24 before my 90 day expiration will get me globalist, but only 17 will count towards the 60 needed to maintain globalist status for 2025?

I asked on reddit too and people are saying the 3 in 2023 won’t count towards corporate challenge which would suck cause these 3 are a mattress run the 17 next year are organic, i’d do 3 more next year but no time before challenge ends lol.

js1993

I've never heard of a hotel or airline status challenge being broken up by Jan. 1. It would make no sense.

craigthemif

Reddit? I'm surprised you weren't told that you need 49 nights total.

You need 20 nights for your challenge before the 90-day deadline. It doesn't matter whether they fall in 2023 or 2024. (no credit card nights count FWIW)

Those nights that include a check-out date in 2024 will also count for your requalification (60 nights) and other milestones.

If you have a long stay that crosses over New Years Eve and checks out in 2024, all of the nights will count in 2024.

Don't worry, I did basically the same thing in 2022/2023.

(so if you need to do 3 mattress run nights in 2023 because you can only manage 17 nights in 2024 before the deadline, then that's what you do...)

TravelinSperry

Fast track offer FOR CERTAIN BUSINESSES https://world.hyatt.com/content/gp/e...ier-offer.html

With this special offer, you can experience the benefits of Explorist status for 90 days without having to qualify (normally requires 30 qualifying nights in a calendar year). Keep it even longer, through February 2026, when you stay 10 qualifying nights during those 90 days.

Hat tip to Loyalty Lobby who posted about this on their blog: https://loyaltylobby.com/2024/01/11/...4/?omhide=true

pichalite

Does anyone know if an ongoing reservation will quality for the fast track offer? or should the check-in date be after sign up? Because the terms only mentioned check-out date.

Smiley90

Keep status until 2026? So two whole years? Is there a list of companies that qualifies? I don't want to register just yet even if I do.

skj

Previous "corporate challenges" (they seem to be offered annually) are discussed in the thread below. As this thread is for announcements only, this latest iteration should also be discussed in that thread.

New Hyatt Globalist status challenge (open to everyone) - FlyerTalk Forums

js1993

Existing reservations will work, as long as you check out by the deadline.

RobertClouse

Quote:
Originally Posted by TravelinSperry
Fast track offer FOR CERTAIN BUSINESSES https://world.hyatt.com/content/gp/e...ier-offer.html

With this special offer, you can experience the benefits of Explorist status for 90 days without having to qualify (normally requires 30 qualifying nights in a calendar year). Keep it even longer, through February 2026, when you stay 10 qualifying nights during those 90 days.

Hat tip to Loyalty Lobby who posted about this on their blog: https://loyaltylobby.com/2024/01/11/...4/?omhide=true

Yeah, I so misread this, and only saw the "complete by end of January" part to get the Feb shot at Globalist and blew it. Guess I'll wait til next year... maybe.