Travel credit card reviews 2020

Travel credit card reviews

Travel credit card reviews. If you’re a wanderer but don’t want to declare loyalty to just one airline or hotel chain, these credit cards let you redeem rewards your way. Say bye-bye to blackout dates.

Also read: The Best Travel Credit Cards for 2023 Trips: Your Ticket to Travel Savings.

HIGHLIGHTS

American Express® Green Card

The card offers rich earnings and potentially useful — if highly specific — travel perks. But it comes with a higher annual fee than some other cards in its class.

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American Express® Gold Card

This card features rich benefits for foodies, including high ongoing rewards at restaurants worldwide and U.S. supermarkets and an annual dining credit, among other perks.

4.6

The Platinum Card® from American Express

For a steep price, the original premium card gives you tons of points on certain flights and hotel stays, hundreds of dollars a year in credit for travel and shopping, and a suite of perks for high-end lifestyles.

Bank of America® Premium Rewards® Visa® credit card

You get 2X points on travel and dining and 1.5X points on everything else, and points are worth the same no matter how you redeem them — for cash back, travel or something else.

Bank of America® Travel Rewards Visa® credit card

It’s all about simplicity: Earn 1.5 points per dollar on all spending. Redeem points for credit on your statement against any travel purchase. No annual fee.

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Capital One® Venture® Rewards Credit Card

Earn 2 miles per dollar spent on everything. Redeem miles (at 1 cent apiece) for credit on your statement against any travel purchase, with none of the restrictions of airline cards.

Capital One® VentureOne® Rewards Credit Card

You get 1.25 miles per dollar on all purchases, a lower rate than several other no-fee cards. Redeem miles for any travel purchase.

3.8

Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card

You get 2 points per dollar on travel and dining, and 1 point per dollar elsewhere. Points are worth more when used to book through Chase.

4.5

Chase Sapphire Reserve®

Earn 3X points on travel and dining, then redeem points for travel or transfer them to partner airlines and hotels. This card piles on the perks, too. It comes at a price, but it’s one worth paying.

4.7

Citi Premier^℠ Card

Earn 3 points per dollar spent on travel — including gas — as well as 2 points per dollar spent on dining and entertainment. All other spending earns 1 point per dollar.

4.7

Citi Prestige® Card

This premium travel card could be an appealing choice — if your spending stars are aligned just right.

4.7

Citi Rewards+^℠ Card

This unique card may be a fit for low spenders who make a lot of small purchases. But other cards will offer more long-term value, flexibility and simplicity.

3.1

Discover it® Miles

You get 1.5 miles per dollar spent on everything. Miles can be redeemed for travel or converted to cash back at the same penny-per-mile rate.

4.1

Orbitz Rewards® Visa® Card

You can earn rewards of as much as 10% on hotel bookings and 6% on airfare. But you don’t have a lot of redemption options. Only one, really. And the terms are far from simple.

3.6

Wells Fargo Propel American Express® card

It may not have a lot of fancy perks, but no other card lets you rack up such rich rewards on such a wide swath of common spending categories while paying nothing to carry it.

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The Best Credit Card for Balance Transfers 2020

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Travel credit card reviews 2020

Travel credit card reviews

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