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In case you aren’t subscribed to our free transfer bonus alerts, here’s a list of what I posted in the last two days over at Your Best Credit Cards. I’m leaving out Bilt since that expired yesterday.
New Transfer Bonuses: June 1–2, 2026 (All expire June 30)
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The link is the first part of each bonus. A very brief summary is below; very detailed analyses are at each link.
+50% Rove → Turkish Miles&Smiles (Rove) Rove Miles members can transfer to Turkish Miles&Smiles with a 50% bonus through June 30, 2026. Turkish Miles&Smiles is a solid Star Alliance program with some genuinely strong sweet spots, particularly for business class on partner airlines.
+20% Amex → Marriott Bonvoy (Amex Membership Rewards) Amex is offering a 20% transfer bonus to Marriott Bonvoy through June 30, 2026 — but as the YBCC article notes, an MR point is worth roughly three times a Bonvoy point, so you’d need a much larger bonus to make this pencil out. Worth considering only if you need a small top-off for a specific award redemption.
+30% Citi → Qatar Airways Avios (Citi ThankYou) Citi ThankYou members can earn 30% more Qatar Airways Avios on transfers through June 30 — though note that this bonus is run by Qatar, not Citi, and the bonus Avios may not post until July 31, 2026. Qatar Avios can also be moved to other Avios programs, giving you flexibility to route to British Airways, Iberia, Finnair, or Aer Lingus for the best redemption.
+25% Amex → Air France Flying Blue (Amex Membership Rewards) Amex is offering a 25% bonus on transfers to Air France Flying Blue through June 30, 2026. Flying Blue has some attractive award rates — 60,000 points for business class between the US and Europe is solid — though fuel surcharges have climbed significantly. Miles are valid for 24 months with any activity extending the clock.
These are also all now highlighted in our fancy Transfer Partner Matrix tool which you really must see if you haven’t yet. Super cool.
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