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June 8, 2026

These are the highest personalized offers we’ve seen

by Colin Hogan, Senior editor

There are big credit card offers, and then there are “book the luxury trips you’ve been dreaming of” offers. And right now, these personalized offers people are getting on our favorite American Express business cards definitely fall into the second category.

We’re talking about offers that could be as high as 300,000 Membership Rewards points — an absolutely enormous value in a program that is built for luxury travel. So let’s unpack what this really means.

Here are the offers:

The Business Platinum Card® from American Express: Apply to find out your offer, which could be as high as300,000 Membership Rewards points after spending $20,000 on eligible purchases on your new card in your first three months of membership. (Welcome offers vary, and you may not be eligible for an offer.)

American Express® Business Gold Card: Apply to find out your offer, which could be as high as200,000 Membership Rewards points after spending $15,000 on eligible purchases on your new card in your first three months of membership. (Welcome offers vary, and you may not be eligible for an offer.)

There are so many incredible (and otherwise expensive) experiences you can have with a big pile of Membership Rewards, given Amex’s top-notch lineup of transfer partners.

For example, you could:

Enjoy the world’s longest flight in one of the world’s best business-class cabins. You can book Singapore Airlines’ famous nonstop route from Singapore to New York starting at just 87,500 Air Canada Aeroplan points each way (plus taxes and fees). Cash cost: $4,000-$5,300.
Book Lufthansa’s famous first class to Germany. Enjoy this incredible first-class experience from New York to Frankfurt starting at 90,000 Aeroplan points (plus taxes and fees). Cash cost: $8,900-$15,000.
Enjoy the luxurious Delta One business-class experience on a long-haul flight from Seattle to Tokyo starting at just 89,000 Air France-KLM Flying Blue miles (plus taxes and fees). Cash cost: $3,500-$6,000.
Cover a “lifetime’s” worth of trips to the U.K. You can book economy seats to London on Virgin Atlantic starting at just 6,000 points each way (plus taxes and fees). If you had 300,000 Membership Rewards points, that’s a round-trip flight every year for 25 straight years! Cash cost: $250-$600.

Now let’s talk about the cards. Because besides their impressive six-figure offers, they remain extremely popular with business owners thanks to their strong earning power and best-in-class benefits.

With offers this high, this is an incredible opportunity to score a big-value bonus (and start planning those special getaways you’ve been eyeing).

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