June Credit Card and Loyalty Program Transfer Bonuses [Up to 55%!]

It’s a new month, which means a fresh set of transfer bonuses to take advantage of.

Today, we’ll examine this month’s newest transfer bonuses for the top transferable rewards programs so you can get the most out of your hard-earned points and miles.

Here’s everything you need to know!

New Transfer Bonuses for June 2026

Amex Membership Rewards to Air France-KLM Flying Blue

Until June 30, 2026, there’s a 25% transfer bonus from American Express to Flying Blue, the joint program of Air France and KLM. The elevated transfer rate is 1:1.25.

Flying Blue is a versatile, valuable program if you can find awards at its standard pricing (rather than dynamic pricing as seats fill up). Award prices to Europe in both economy and business class can be fantastic, and the monthly Promo Rewards list offers even more value.

Amex Membership Rewards to Avianca Lifemiles

Until July 15, 2026, there’s a 15% transfer bonus from American Express to Avianca. The elevated transfer rate is 1:1.15.

 Lifemiles can be a great way to book domestic itineraries within the U.S. on United, a Star Alliance partner of Avianca. This transfer bonus further lowers the cost. For even more redemption ideas, check out our guide to the best ways to redeem Avianca Lifemiles.

Amex Membership Rewards to Marriott Bonvoy

Through June 30, 2026, there’s a 20% transfer bonus from American Express to Marriott Bonvoy. Since these transfers normally use a 1:1 transfer ratio, the elevated transfer rate is 1:1.2.

While any opportunity to get a transfer bonus might feel like good value, especially if you have upcoming travel in which you were planning to stay at a Marriott hotel, this isn’t always the case.

We value Amex Membership Rewards points at 2.2 cents per point, and Marriott points at just 0.7 cents per point. This means if you were to transfer 1,000 Amex points (worth $22 based on our valuation), you would end up with 1,200 Marriott points (worth $8.40 based on our valuation). That’s a net loss of over 60% on the original value of the Amex points — not a great deal.

Chase Ultimate Rewards to Marriott Bonvoy

Until June 30, 2026, there’s a 55% transfer bonus from Chase to Marriott Bonvoy. The elevated transfer ratio is 1:1.55.

While a 65% transfer bonus sounds great, the math tells a different story. We value Chase points at 2 cents each, but we value Marriott points at just 0.7 cents each. Even with a 55% bonus, you’re trading 2 cents for 1.09 cents. Your Ultimate Rewards points are better used elsewhere, unless you need just a few more Marriott Bonvoy points for an upcoming reservation.

Chase Ultimate Rewards to Virgin Atlantic Flying Club

Through July 7, 2026, there’s a 30% transfer bonus from Chase to Virgin Atlantic. The elevated transfer rate is 1:1.3.

Virgin Atlantic Flying Club offers some great award pricing — both for flights on Virgin Atlantic and on partners — though the fees when booking flights in business or first class can be quite high.

Citi ThankYou Points to Accor Live Limitless

Until July 14, 2026, there’s a 50% transfer bonus from Citi to Accor Live Limitless (ALL). The elevated transfer rate is 2:1.5.

The ALL program uses a fixed-value points system, letting you redeem 1,000 points to take €20 ($23.22) off your hotel bill. That simplicity makes the program easy to use, though it also means you’ll need more points when staying at an expensive hotel.

Citi ThankYou Points to Qatar Avios

Through June 30, 2026, there’s a 30% transfer bonus from Citi to Qatar. The elevated transfer rate is 1:1.3.

This transfer bonus is not offered by Citi. It’s offered by Qatar Airways, so it is not listed on the Citi transfer partner page. You can view all of the terms and details on the Qatar Airways promotion page. The promotion’s terms say you will receive your bonus Avios by July 31, 2026. In our experience, though, they’re typically credited as soon as the transfer is processed.

Qatar offers some good sweet spots, like booking Qatar QSuites from the U.S. to Doha for 70,000 Avios, which would cost 54,000 Citi ThankYou Points with this 30% bonus.

Hotel Programs (Multiple) to Cathay Pacific

Through July 14, 2026, there’s a 10% transfer bonus to Cathay Pacific’s Cathay program, available from several hotel programs. Eligible programs include Accor, Best Western, Hilton, IHG, Shangri-La, and Hyatt.

Most of these offers don’t make sense, as there’s a loss of value along the way, but they can make sense if you have no use for these hotel points. Note that there is a bonus of 3,000 miles from this offer.

Hotel Programs (Multiple) to United MileagePlus

Until June 30, 2026, there’s a 25% transfer bonus from 8 hotel programs to United MileagePlus. The transfer rates with these programs vary.

You can receive up to 25,000 bonus miles from United’s MileagePlus program using this offer. Most of the transfers don’t represent good value, other than transfers from Marriott Bonvoy, but this could be a way to use up stranded points in these programs if you have no other use for them.

Radisson Rewards to Air France-KLM Flying Blue

Through June 16, 2026, there’s a 30% transfer bonus from Radisson Rewards to Flying Blue, the shared loyalty program of Air France and KLM. The elevated transfer rate is 10:1.3, rather than the typical 10:1.

While this offer is listed clearly on Flying Blue’s website, it’s not shown on Radisson Rewards‘ website, which is where you need to complete the transfer.

There are some great uses of Flying Blue miles, but Radisson Rewards points have lost much of their value in recent years. This may be a way to turn those points into something else you find more useful, though the exchange rate isn’t very good.

Rove Miles to Turkish Miles&Smiles

Until June 30, 2026, there’s a 50% transfer bonus from Rove to its partner, Turkish Airlines Miles&Smiles. The elevated transfer rate is 1:1.5.

With Turkish Airlines miles, you can book domestic awards flying with United Airlines for as low as 10,000 miles in economy, or 15,000 miles in business class, which would then only cost you 7,500 or 10,000 Rove miles before the 50% bonus.

Final Thoughts

Earning transferable points is always a great idea, since they’re so flexible when it’s time to book your trip. You can choose to book your hotel or flight through whichever program offers the best deal, then transfer points once you’ve found something you like. Elevated transfer bonuses make transferable rewards even better because you can use fewer points and get even more value out of your next award booking!

That said, remember that transfers can’t be undone, so be sure you have a plan for using points in these rewards programs before moving your credit card points to an airline or hotel’s program. If you change your mind or can’t find the trip you wanted to book, you can’t send the points back.

Remember that transfer bonuses are usually available just for a limited time. Thus, if you’re interested in any of these offers, make sure you take advantage of them before the expiration date.