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If you've been looking for a travel debit card that rewards you beyond simply avoiding foreign transaction fees, Hilton has just launched its biggest UK welcome offer yet. The Hilton Honors Plus Debit Card is now offering up to 50,000 Hilton Honors points for new cardholders, alongside instant Gold status and the opportunity to earn Elite Qualifying Nights through everyday spending. For anyone who regularly stays at Hilton hotels or is looking for one of the best travel deb

This one flew slightly under the radar… but it shouldn’t have. Hilton has just partnered with YOTEL and it’s launching a brand new concept called Select by Hilton. At first glance, it sounds like another hotel brand announcement. It’s not. Because this one directly impacts how you earn and use plane points and miles especially if you’re collecting Hilton Honors points.

Why This Card Is Different (And Why It Matters) Most travel cards help you avoid fees abroad. This one does that… but also helps you: Earn Hilton points on everyday spending Unlock elite hotel status And now, even earn elite nights without staying in hotels And the best part? 👉 You don’t need a credit card 👉 You don’t need to preload money It simply links to your existing UK bank account and works like your normal debit card, just far more rewarding.

For years, the Travelex Money Card was the go-to choice for UK travellers heading abroad.You’d load it with foreign currency before your trip, lock in the exchange rate, and tap away stress-free.

You’ll earn instant Hilton Honors Gold status, 15,000 Bonus Points, and 15 Elite Qualifying Nights when you spend £4,500 within three months of card membership.Offer ends 18 November 2025 so if you’ve been sitting on the runway, now’s the time to take off. And unlike a prepaid card, this isn’t something you top up. It runs alongside your Monzo or Chase travel debit card but with better foreign-exchange rates and no foreign transaction fees.

Before we dive into the world of Hilton Honors and travel debit cards, a quick note—I’m not affiliated with Hilton or Currensea