What are the best ways to redeem travel points for flights and hotels to Mexico City?
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If you’re looking to maximize the value of your points for a trip to Mexico City, there are several strong options for both flights and hotels.
Flights
- Using Chase Ultimate Rewards points transferred to JetBlue’s loyalty program can secure a round‑trip flight for roughly $371 cash value, which works out to about 2 cents per point.
- Booking through pointsyeah.com shows that JetBlue award tickets are available in January, offering a solid redemption value compared to other carriers.
Hotels
- Marriott Bonvoy members can redeem 65,000–80,000 points per night for a stay at the Ritz‑Carlton Mexico City, with a recent 3‑night reservation costing 235,000 points.
- The St Regis Mexico City can be booked with Chase points at 39,975 points per night, translating to 86,000 Marriott points equivalent, making it a competitive option for Chase cardholders.
- Future opportunities include the Park Hyatt Mexico City, which is expected to be available for points bookings next year, though exact rates have not been disclosed.
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