Amex Platinum Cards Add Coworking, Fitness and Wellness Perks
American Express is rolling out new perks on Platinum cards in the US and UK, from lounge and coworking access to credits for fitness and wellness brands.
American Express has announced new benefits for some Platinum cardholders. The changes cover two markets. US Business Platinum members get workspace perks, and UK Platinum members get wellness perks.
In the US, the Business Platinum card adds free membership to ZO by Tishman Speyer. According to Doctor of Credit, this starts on October 22, 2026. Members can enter the ZO Clubhouse lounges and also use the ZO Studio coworking spaces. The Points Guy says Business and Corporate Platinum members are eligible.
Doctor of Credit says ZO has more than 20 locations in six US cities, mostly in New York. Members get unlimited Clubhouse access and four guest day passes a week. The Points Guy describes the day passes as four monthly Studio passes, so the two outlets differ on the details.
Cardholders can also get up to $500 a year in statement credits. Doctor of Credit reports that the credits can be used to reserve event space at ZO or Studio sites. They may also cover a Dining Club membership under certain conditions.
In the UK, Head for Points and Loyalty Lobby report new perks for Platinum cardholders. These include a lululemon credit of up to £150 a year, which pays £75 back when you spend £150 in a six-month period. Loyalty Lobby also lists benefits from ŌURA and Calm. Head for Points says the deals are not very generous and appear aimed at younger customers.
What it means for travelers
Business travelers in the US may find free lounge and coworking space useful when they work on the road. The ZO sites sit mostly in big US cities, so the perk helps only if your trip includes them. UK cardholders get wellness credits, but Head for Points says the value is modest.
What to watch next
Terms, eligibility and the exact access rules can change, so check the official American Express site for your card before you travel or plan to use any benefit.
How the story unfolded
Read the original reporting
- Head for Points – Amex Platinum and Business Platinum introduce new wellness benefits ↗
- The Points Guy – Amex Business Platinum adds coworking access and a new $500 credit ↗
- Loyalty Lobby – Amex UK Adds Lululemon, ŌURA & Calm For Platinum Cardholder Benefits In The UK ↗
- Doctor of Credit – New American Express Business Platinum Benefit: Free Membership To Zo Clubhouse & Studio (Lounge/Coworking) ↗
Quick questions
What is the news in short?
American Express is rolling out new perks on Platinum cards in the US and UK, from lounge and coworking access to credits for fitness and wellness brands.
What does this mean for travelers to United States?
Business travelers in the US may find free lounge and coworking space useful when they work on the road. The ZO sites sit mostly in big US cities, so the perk helps only if your trip includes them. UK cardholders get wellness credits, but Head for Points says the value is modest.
What happens next?
Terms, eligibility and the exact access rules can change, so check the official American Express site for your card before you travel or plan to use any benefit.
Which outlets reported this?
This brief is based on reporting from Head for Points, The Points Guy, Loyalty Lobby and Doctor of Credit. Links to the original stories are listed on this page.
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