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19 Best Travel Credit Cards

By Matthew Lynch
August 25, 2023
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Traveling can be an amazing experience, but it can also be expensive. One way to save money and make your trips more enjoyable is by using a travel credit card. These cards offer rewards, discounts, and other perks that make them perfect for avid travelers. Here are 19 of the best travel credit cards available today.

1. Chase Sapphire Preferred Card: Known for its flexible rewards program and hefty sign-up bonus, this card is perfect for people who travel frequently.

2. Capital One Venture Rewards Credit Card: With a straightforward rewards system that offers unlimited 2x miles per dollar spent, this card makes it easy to rack up points for future travels.

3. American Express Platinum Card: This high-end card offers luxury travel benefits like access to airport lounges, airline fee credits, and more.

4. Bank of America Travel Rewards Credit Card: This no-annual-fee card offers 1.5x points for every dollar spent, making it a great budget option.

5. The World of Hyatt Credit Card: Hotel lovers will appreciate the generous rewards rate on Hyatt purchases with this card.

6. Marriott Bonvoy Boundless Credit Card: Ideal for those who prefer Marriott properties, this card offers automatic Silver Elite status and various benefits at participating hotels.

7. Delta SkyMiles Gold American Express Card: Frequent Delta flyers can take advantage of perks like free checked bags and priority boarding with this card.

8. United Explorer Card: Offering benefits like free checked bags and priority boarding on United flights, this card is great for fans of the airline.

9. Alaska Airlines Visa Signature Credit Card: This card’s standout feature is its annual companion fare, which lets you bring someone along on an Alaska Airlines flight at a discounted rate.

10. Citi AAdvantage Platinum Select World Elite Mastercard: Earn miles on American Airlines purchases and enjoy perks like free checked bags and priority boarding with this card.

11. Southwest Rapid Rewards Plus Credit Card: Score points on Southwest flights and benefit from no blackout dates or seat restrictions when redeeming rewards.

12. Hilton Honors American Express Surpass Card: Ideal for Hilton enthusiasts, this card offers automatic Gold status and plenty of opportunities to earn points.

13. IHG Rewards Club Premier Credit Card: Earn bonus points at IHG hotels and gain access to exclusive benefits with this card.

14. British Airways Visa Signature Card: This card is perfect for travelers who frequently fly with British Airways or its partner airlines, offering rewards on every purchase.

15. The Platinum Card from American Express for Schwab: Exclusive to Schwab investors, this card grants luxury travel perks and the ability to redeem points for cash deposits into your Schwab account.

16. Discover it Miles: With no annual fee or foreign transaction fees, this straightforward travel rewards card is perfect for occasional travelers.

17. U.S. Bank Altitude Reserve Visa Infinite Card: Ideal for smartphone-savvy travelers, this card offers elevated rewards rates on mobile wallet purchases like Apple Pay and Google Pay.

18. Barclaycard Arrival Plus World Elite Mastercard: This versatile travel rewards card lets you redeem miles for statement credits on a wide range of travel expenses.

19. Wells Fargo Propel American Express Card: This no-annual-fee card offers a solid rewards rate on various spending categories, including travel, dining, and transit.

Each of these travel credit cards offers unique advantages, so carefully consider your spending habits and preferences before choosing the one that’s right for you. Comparing these options can help you find the perfect card that will make your future travels more enjoyable and rewarding.

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