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Two deadlines this week: Marriott Bonvoy Business and the Delta Amex offers both end 4 November

If either was on your list, this is the week to decide.

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In short

The Marriott Bonvoy Business American Express offer of 100,000 points plus a Free Night Award ends 4 November 2026, the same day the current Delta SkyMiles welcome offers expire.

4 November 2026

Two sets of offers end on Wednesday.

The Marriott Bonvoy Business card from American Express is showing 100,000 points plus one Free Night Award worth up to 50,000 points, after $8,000 of spending in six months. The annual fee is $125. Business card rules apply, so you need a qualifying business.

Separately, the current Delta SkyMiles welcome offers across the American Express personal line-up are reported to end the same day:

  • Blue, no annual fee: 10,000 miles after $1,000 in six months
  • Gold, $0 the first year then $150: up to 80,000 miles and a $250 statement credit after $3,000 in six months
  • Platinum, $350: up to 90,000 miles and a $300 statement credit after $4,000 in six months
  • Reserve, $650: two domestic Comfort flight certificates plus 50,000 miles after $10,000 in six months

The Gold and Platinum offers are described as "may be eligible" promotions, so approval for the headline amount is not guaranteed. The Reserve's certificates require 21-day advance purchase and carry taxes and fees of up to $80 per person.

A note on the $8,000 and $10,000 thresholds

Both the Marriott Business and the Delta Reserve offers need serious spending. If reaching the threshold means buying things you would not otherwise buy, or carrying a balance, the bonus is not worth it. Interest costs will exceed the value of the points quickly.

We could not open American Express product pages during this build, so the Delta and Marriott figures come from a third-party tracker rather than the issuer. Check the terms on your own application page.

Sources

Terms change without notice. Confirm anything time-sensitive on the issuer's or provider's own page before you act on it.

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