The agent could not access marriott.com directly due to anti-bot protection, and instead assembled a comprehensive overview from web search results about Marriott's booking platform, loyalty program, and competitive positioning. The site itself was not navigable, forcing reliance on third-party travel blogs and comparison guides.

• ›Direct access to marriott.com failed at the homepage (403 Forbidden) and domain variant (TLS certificate error), making primary content unretrievable.
• ›All substantive facts came from web search results linking to third-party loyalty guides and comparison articles, not from marriott.com pages or official documentation.
• ›The agent successfully synthesized loyalty program details (earning rates, point values, redemption mechanics, 2026 changes) and competitive positioning from search snippets, but these sources are secondary commentary on Marriott's offerings, not Marriott's own published information.
• ›The agent did not cite any marriott.com URL in its final sources list except one generic landing page URL (marriott.com/default.mi) that was not fetched or content-bearing.
• ›The 'Confusing or Missing Elements' section relies on model memory and general expectations about what a booking site should clarify, not on evidence from the site itself or its published documentation.