So, IHG just dropped a pretty sweet elevated bonus on their Premier Business Card — it’s actually the biggest one they’ve ever offered!
Here’s the deal:
- First, you get 140,000 bonus points after spending $3,000 in the first 3 months from account opening.
- Then, another 60,000 points if you hit a total of $9,000 spend in the first 6 months.
That’s a total of 200,000 points — enough for a ton of free nights!
Why this card’s a win:
- Points earning is solid:
- Up to 26X points at IHG Hotels & Resorts.
- 5X points on travel, dining, gas, and select business purchases.
- 3X points on everything else.
- Perks galore:
- Platinum Elite status automatically (hello, room upgrades & bonus points).
- An Anniversary Free Night every year (up to 40,000 points value).
- 4th night free when booking four consecutive reward nights.
- $50 United Airlines TravelBank credit each year.
- A credit for Global Entry, TSA PreCheck, or NEXUS (up to $120 every 4 years).
- No foreign transaction fees (great for international trips).
What’s the catch?
- Just a $99 annual fee, which honestly, you’ll probably get back in perks pretty easily.
Bottom line:If you stay at IHG properties even semi-regularly, especially for business travel, this is a crazy good offer. The 200k bonus alone is worth a ton of value, and the card’s packed with practical benefits that can easily offset the annual fee.
Learn how to apply
Kimpton and Intercontinental are the more luxury hotel options but you can also stay with Holiday Inn and stretch your points!
Example of 2 hotels taken from IHG.com to show you how much you might pay per night
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