Marriott Bonvoy touts year-long free stay giveaway
Marriott Bonvoy is giving away a 300-day grand tour offering stays in each of its 30 hotel brands for free.
Three people will win an invitation to experience all of its hotel brands, including its collection of whole home rentals over the course of 300 days.
Winners will experience stays at The Ritz-Carlton and Westin Hotels and Resorts, to Courtyard by Marriott and Autograph Collection Hotels, and more.
They also have the chance to take part in experiences from the Marriott Bonvoy Moments program.
Additional travel perks for each winner includes round trip airfare, a $10,000 Marriott Bonvoy Gift Card to cover in-hotel items such as meals, spa services, and activities, and vouchers for transportation from Uber.
Interested participants can submit a TikTok video using the hashtags #30stays300days and #contest from January 18 through March 18, 2022 and share why they would be the best candidate by answer the question, ‘how has travel shaped you?’
Three individuals will be selected and begin their journey in spring 2022.
"Our goal with this initiative is to reignite passion for travel in leveraging Marriott Bonvoy’s portfolio in a creative way," said Brian Povinelli, Senior Vice President, Brand, Loyalty & Portfolio Marketing.
"We’re excited for our ‘TikTok correspondents’ to embrace the transformative power of travel and showcase Marriott Bonvoy."
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