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Amex Gold Card 60th Anniversary: Enhanced Hotel Earning, Hertz Status, and Hilton Transfer Bonus

American Express Gold Card members get limited-time 60th anniversary perks: 5X MR on prepaid hotels, Hertz Five Star status, updated dining credits, Uber One credit, and a 20% Hilton transfer bonus

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Why it matters

Relevant for Hilton Honors elites and award redeemers. Card-issuer angle via American Express. Time-limited transfer bonus — confirm rate and end date before transferring.

What happened

  • **Hertz Five Star Status:** New benefit includes skipping the counter, adding an additional driver at no cost, and vehicle upgrades when available. Enrollment and Hertz Gold+ registration required.
  • **Updated Dining Credit:** The $120 dining credit ($10/month) now includes new partners like Buffalo Wild Wings and Wonder.
  • **Uber One Credit:** One-time statement credit of up to $96 for an annual Uber One membership. Available today through October 30, 2026.
  • **Hilton Transfer Bonus:** 20% point bonus when transferring MR points to Hilton Honors. Available today through May 30, 2026.
  • **Amex Travel Offers:** Access to special rates at 250+ The Hotel Collection properties, including complimentary nights and discounts. Available through July 15, 2026.
  • **Curated Amex Offers:** Personalized offers across various merchants, requiring enrollment

To celebrate its 60th anniversary, the American Express Gold Card is offering several limited-time benefits for eligible members: - **5X Membership Rewards on Hotels:** Earn 5X MR per USD on prepaid hotel bookings through AmexTravel.com or the Amex Travel App, increased from the standard 2X.

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