[Expired] Get a 50% Bonus When Converting Accor Points to 5 Different Airline Programs — Is It Worth It?

Updated: May 20, 2026, 5:57am CDT

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Current Accor Transfer Bonuses to Airline Programs
Final Thoughts

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The offer mentioned below has expired and is no longer available.

The Accor hotel chain, owner of some celebrated brands alongside a wide portfolio of midscale properties, is currently running a promotion offering a 50% bonus when converting ALL — Accor Live Limitless points into airline miles from 5 different programs. This offer is available through May 19, 2026.

While a 50% transfer bonus can sound appealing on the surface, transferring points between hotel and airline programs doesn’t always produce the best value.

Let’s take a closer look at whether this promotion might make sense for you.

Current Accor Transfer Bonuses to Airline Programs

French-based Accor is the largest hotel chain in Europe, boasting more than 5,100 hotels in 110 countries worldwide. Its brands include names like Delano, Fairmont, Mercure, Raffles, Sofitel, Swissôtel, and Ibis, but it has a relatively small footprint in North America.That said, Accor has a loyalty program called ALL – Accor Live Limitless that can be interesting for U.S.-based travelers, especially those with plans to stay at some of its upscale brands with a presence in North America, such as Fairmont.

Accor Live Limitless points can be transferred to many airline partners. Now, Accor Live Limitless is offering a 50% conversion bonus when transferring ALL points to 5 different airline programs through May 19, 2026.

Accor airline transfer bonus May 2026 — Image Credit: Accor

Here’s a look at the eligible programs and the boosted conversion rates:

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Program Name	Standard Conversion Rate	Bonus Conversion Rate
Aegean Miles+Bonus	200:50	200:75
Air Europa Suma	200:50	200:75
Emirates Skywards	4:1	4:1.5
Finnair Plus	2,300:500	2,300:750
Singapore Airlines KrisFllyer	4:1	4:1.5

The transfer rates aren’t all the same. Meanwhile, these numbers don’t tell the full story. Based on our current valuations of points and miles, you’ll lose value on all of these conversions — even with the 50% bonus.

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Program Name	Value of 1,000 Accor Points	Value Received With Bonus
Aegean Miles+Bonus	$22	$5.25
Air Europa Suma	$22	$4.50
Emirates Skywards	$22	$4.13
Finnair Plus	$22	$4.08
Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer	$22	$5.06

Note that there are currently bonus points offers from Accor, including new properties, properties in various regions, and more. These are extra ways to help boost your balance. Moreover, there are other transfer bonuses available right now that you might find more valuable.

Hot Tip:

Capital One miles and Citi ThankYou Points can be transferred to ALL – Accor Live Limitless at a ratio of 2:1. You can also transfer Bilt Rewards to Accor at a 3:2 ratio, and these are nearly instant. Transfers from Rove Miles, meanwhile, are 1:1.

Final Thoughts

In general, converting ALL — Accor Live Limitless points into airline miles doesn’t provide good value, since Accor points have a straightforward fixed redemption value when used for hotel stays.

Still, this 50% bonus could make sense if you have a small balance of Accor points you’re unlikely to use for a hotel stay and would prefer to top off your airline account for an upcoming redemption. Just be sure to compare the value you’d get from using those points toward an Accor stay before transferring them out.