Hotel Loyalty Promo Tracker (Accor, Marriott, IHG)

Track the current public promotions of three hotel loyalty programs, ALL - Accor Live Limitless, Marriott Bonvoy and IHG One Rewards, and get one clean row per promotion: program, title, summary, the bonus (points, a points multiplier, free nights, a discount or a hotel credit) when the offer states it, member-only and registration flags, region, book-by and stay-by dates, terms and offer links, and the date the promotion was first seen.

Coverage: ALL - Accor Live Limitless, Marriott Bonvoy and IHG One Rewards only. Hilton Honors and World of Hyatt are not supported, so the input accepts only these three programs.

Use it to watch for new bonus-points promotions, compare what the big programs offer this week, or feed a travel newsletter: schedule a weekly run and keep the rows where isNew is true.

Quick Start

Current promotions of all three programs:

{}

Every live Marriott offer plus IHG, Europe only, including promotions that name no region:

{
  "programs": ["marriott", "ihg"],
  "region": "europe",
  "marriottAllOffers": true,
  "maxResults": 2000
}

Input

Field	Type	Default	What it does
programs	array	all three	accor, marriott, ihg.
region	string	any	americas, europe, asia-pacific or middle-east-africa.
includeUnspecifiedRegion	boolean	true	With a region set, also keep promotions that name no region (worldwide or unstated).
includeExpired	boolean	false	Also return promotions still published after their book-by or stay-by date (isExpired: true).
marriottAllOffers	boolean	false	Off: the offers Marriott features (about 40). On: every live Marriott offer, about 1,800, in about 2 minutes.
maxResults	integer	100	Maximum promotions returned, up to 5,000. Programs are interleaved; covering every program requires enough results and available matching offers.
trackFirstSeen	boolean	true	Remember when each promotion was first seen, so later runs mark new ones with isNew.
firstSeenStore	string	hotel-promo-tracker-first-seen	Name of the key-value store in your account that keeps the first-seen dates. Use one name per schedule.

What it returns

Every row has promoKey, program, programName, promoId, offerCode, title, summary, category, bonusType, bonusAmount, bonusUnit, memberExclusive, registrationRequired, regions, regionLabel, brand, hotelName, participatingHotels, bookBy, stayFrom, stayBy, isExpired, offerUrl, termsUrl, terms, firstSeenAt, isNew, source and scrapedAt.

• bonusType is points, nights, discount or credit, with bonusAmount in bonusUnit (points, multiplier, nights, percent or a currency code). It is read from the offer copy, so it is empty when the offer names no figure (a breakfast package, for example).
• regions holds americas, europe, asia-pacific and middle-east-africa. Accor's come from its regional offer pages; Marriott's and IHG's from the places the offer names. An empty list means worldwide or not stated.
• Dates are YYYY-MM-DD. bookBy and stayBy are filled when the program publishes them: always for Marriott's stay end, and for most dated Accor and IHG promotions.
• promoKey is stable across runs, so you can deduplicate or join on it.

Output example

{"promoKey":"accor:hotel-bookings-earn-x4-reward-points","program":"accor","programName":"ALL - Accor Live Limitless","promoId":"hotel-bookings-earn-x4-reward-points","offerCode":"020214","title":"Earn four times more points: discover our new hotels","summary":"To celebrate their (re)opening, multiply your Reward points earned by your stay by four if you are an ALL member.","category":"Member Exclusive","bonusType":"points","bonusAmount":4.0,"bonusUnit":"multiplier","memberExclusive":true,"registrationRequired":true,"regions":[],"regionLabel":null,"brand":null,"hotelName":null,"participatingHotels":null,"bookBy":"2026-11-22","stayFrom":"2026-09-28","stayBy":"2027-03-28","isExpired":false,"offerUrl":"https://all.accor.com/a/en/offers/hotel-bookings-earn-x4-reward-points.html","termsUrl":"https://all.accor.com/a/en/offers/hotel-bookings-earn-x4-reward-points.html","terms":"1. General ALL terms and conditions apply to the Reward Points x4 New Hotels offer and you must be a ALL member to benefit from it.\n2. To take advantage of this…","firstSeenAt":"2026-10-27","isNew":true,"source":"all.accor.com","scrapedAt":"2026-10-27T15:08:16+00:00"}

Limits and caveats

• Programs covered: ALL - Accor Live Limitless (the Offers & Deals corner, English), Marriott Bonvoy (its offers search, US English) and IHG One Rewards (promotion pages of the US English site, all IHG brands). Hilton Honors and World of Hyatt are not supported: their websites don't serve their promotion pages to automated tools.
• Member-specific promotions: promotions shown only after signing in (Marriott's and IHG's personal "registered promotions") are not public and are not included.
• Marriott offers are hotel offers: most are one hotel's package or rate (hotelName, participatingHotels). Filter on category (Bonus Points, PointSavers, Cash + Points, Member Rates) or bonusType for loyalty promotions.
• Evergreen IHG pages: IHG keeps some standing offers (member rate, senior and AAA rates, buying points) on promotion pages; they come with no dates.
• Dates are read from the published copy. bookBy, stayFrom and stayBy are empty when the program doesn't state them (Marriott rarely states a booking deadline). A date printed with a year is kept as printed. When the copy leaves the year out ("Book by 13th September"), the year is inferred from the offer's other dates, and a stay end that would fall before the booking deadline is moved to the next year. isExpired follows these dates, so check them against the offer page before acting on a borderline promotion.
• Terms are a copy, not the contract. terms holds the published conditions, cut at 4,000 characters. The program's own page (termsUrl) governs; eligibility, blackout dates and participating hotels are not checked.
• Bonus and region are read from the copy and can be empty or broad when an offer is vague. Check terms before relying on a figure.
• Freshness: every run reads the programs' websites live, as of scrapedAt. Programs change, extend or withdraw promotions without notice, so a row is only as current as its run. firstSeenAt is the first day this tracker saw the promotion, not its launch date.
• Incomplete runs are flagged. If a program or some of its promotion pages can't be read, the run's status message names them and those promotions are missing from the results; they are never reported as "no promotions". A run that nears its timeout stops early, keeps the rows already saved and says so in the status message.
• A run with the default input takes well under a minute; marriottAllOffers adds about 2 minutes.

FAQ

How do I get only new promotions each week? Schedule a weekly run with the same firstSeenStore and keep rows where isNew is true. The first run marks everything as new.

Why did a promotion I saw last week disappear? Expired promotions are left out by default. Set includeExpired to true to see promotions still published after their dates.

What happens when one program's site is down? The other programs still return their rows; the run's status message names the program, or the number of its promotion pages, that could not be read.

How fresh is the data? Every run reads the programs' websites live; scrapedAt is when the row was read. Schedule runs as often as you need current promotions.

Price

$0.001 per promotion ($1.00 per 1,000 promotions), plus $0.005 per run start. Each delivered promotion row is one result; promotions left out as expired, outside your region or duplicates are not charged. The run-start event is charged per GB of memory; the default 512 MB run is one start event. The start is charged even if the run saves no results. Platform usage is included in these prices. If you set a maximum charge for the run, it stops reading once the promotions it pays for are saved, and the status message says it stopped at the maximum charge.

Support

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