Tokyo, Japan
Small rooms, a big bar, and the Skytree a short ride away.
62,000 points · 5 nights
Cash equivalent $769
Great use of points1.24¢ / point
Canada · American Express
Marriott Bonvoy Business American Express Card
- Annual fee
- CA$150
- Elite status
- Silver Elite
- Elite Night Credits
- 15 a year
- For
- Business
- Network
- American Express
Current welcome offer
Up to 80,000 bonus points.
70,000 points after you spend CA$5,000 in your first 3 months, then 10,000 more when you spend CA$1,000 in month 13.
Our summary of the offer shown on marriott.com on Oct 26, 2026. Read the exact offer and terms.
What the offer can book
80,000 points is worth about US$976 in hotel stays.
That’s at 1.22¢ per point, the median value of the best stay at each hotel we track. Spend them well and they go further.
Stays the bonus covers on its own
Chiang Mai, Thailand
Temple bells, night markets and the mountains beyond.
60,000 points · 5 nights
Cash equivalent $615
Great use of points1.03¢ / point
Lake Yamanaka, Japan
A forest lodge with Mount Fuji framed in the windows.
54,000 points · 2 nights
Usually 61K · 7K fewer points than usual
Cash equivalent $489
Fair use of points0.91¢ / point
Preview: sample prices and dates for illustration, not live availability.
How it earns points
- 5 points per CA$1 at hotels participating in Marriott Bonvoy
- 3 points per CA$1 on eligible gas, dining and travel
- 2 points per CA$1 on all other purchases
What else it gives you
- 1 Free Night Award (up to 35,000 points) after each account anniversary
- Silver Elite status
- 15 Elite Night Credits each calendar year
- Gold Elite status after CA$30,000 in purchases in a year
Bonvoy cards in Canada
| Card | Annual fee | Elite status | Welcome offer |
|---|---|---|---|
| Marriott Bonvoy American Express CardAmerican Express | CA$120 | Silver Elite | Up to 70,000 bonus points. |
| Marriott Bonvoy Business American Express CardAmerican Express | CA$150 | Silver Elite | Up to 80,000 bonus points. |
Before you apply
Check you can apply
Bonvoy cards are issued country by country, and issuers generally accept only people who live in the country. This card is for Canada.
Have your Bonvoy member number ready
The card earns points into your Marriott Bonvoy account. If you don’t have one yet, join free at marriott.com first.
Read who qualifies for the offer
Welcome offers come with eligibility rules, and holding or having held another Bonvoy card can rule you out. American Express’s terms set out exactly who qualifies.
Plan the spending
Make sure the spending target fits what you would spend anyway, inside the time the issuer allows.
Questions
- What is the annual fee on the Marriott Bonvoy Business American Express Card?
- The Marriott Bonvoy Business American Express Card has an annual fee of CA$150, as shown on marriott.com on Oct 26, 2026.
- What is the Marriott Bonvoy Business American Express Card welcome offer?
- On Oct 26, 2026, marriott.com showed this offer: Up to 80,000 bonus points. 70,000 points after you spend CA$5,000 in your first 3 months, then 10,000 more when you spend CA$1,000 in month 13. Read the issuer's terms before you apply.
- Does the Marriott Bonvoy Business American Express Card give Marriott Bonvoy elite status?
- It gives Silver Elite status. It adds 15 Elite Night Credits a year toward the next status.
- How many Bonvoy points does the Marriott Bonvoy Business American Express Card earn?
- As published by American Express: 5 points per CA$1 at hotels participating in Marriott Bonvoy; 3 points per CA$1 on eligible gas, dining and travel; 2 points per CA$1 on all other purchases.
- Who can apply for the Marriott Bonvoy Business American Express Card?
- The card is issued by American Express for Canada, and Bonvoy cards are generally open only to people who live in the issuing country. Holding another Bonvoy card can rule you out of the welcome offer.
Details checked on marriott.com on Oct 26, 2026. Card art as published on marriott.com. Terms and offers change often. Read the full terms before you apply. AwardEscape is independent and is not a card issuer.