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Home›Tech Advice›Which Credit Card Is Best for International Award Travel

Which Credit Card Is Best for International Award Travel

By Matthew Lynch
October 20, 2023
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Introduction:

When it comes to international award travel, there are numerous credit cards available that can help you maximize your rewards. These cards offer travel perks, points, and miles to provide you the best value for your globetrotting adventures. To help you make the right choice, this article will discuss some of the top credit card options for international award travel.

1. Chase Sapphire Preferred Card:

Widely regarded as one of the best cards for international award travel, Chase Sapphire Preferred offers lucrative sign-up bonuses and an impressive 2X points on dining and travel worldwide. Additionally, there are no foreign transaction fees, and your points can be transferred to participating airline and hotel programs at a 1:1 ratio. One downside is the $95 annual fee. However, if you’re an avid traveler, the benefits far outweigh this cost.

2. American Express Platinum Card:

The American Express Platinum Card is an outstanding option for frequent flyers. With its generous 5X Membership Rewards points on airfare booked directly with airlines or through American Express Travel, it’s ideal for racking up miles quickly. While it comes with a steep $550 annual fee, perks like access to over 1,000 airport lounges worldwide, complimentary Hilton Honors Gold and Marriott Bonvoy Gold Elite status, and TSA Precheck/Global Entry fee credit make it worth considering.

3. Capital One Venture Rewards Credit Card:

This card is perfect if you’re looking for a straightforward rewards program without worrying about rotating categories or spending caps. The Capital One Venture Rewards card offers unlimited 2X miles per dollar on all purchases, and your rewards never expire as long as your account is open. The card also has no foreign transaction fees and offers a statement credit of up to $100 towards Global Entry or TSA Precheck application fees. The annual fee is waived in the first year but increases to $95 after that.

4. Bank of America Travel Rewards Visa:

If you prefer a credit card without an annual fee, the Bank of America Travel Rewards Visa might be your best option. You’ll earn 1.5X points per dollar spent on all purchases, and if you’re a Bank of America Preferred Rewards member, there’s a potential to earn up to 75% more points per purchase. There are no foreign transaction fees, and your points can be redeemed for travel, vacation packages, or rental cars with no blackout dates.

5. Citi Premier Card:

Another top choice for international award travel is the Citi Premier Card. With 3X points on travel (including gas stations) and 2X points on dining and entertainment, it’s a popular choice for people who value spending flexibility. The card also lets you transfer your rewards to participating airline loyalty programs and has no foreign transaction fees. The annual fee is $95.

Conclusion:

All of these excellent credit cards have their unique rewards structures and perks that cater to different preferences and spending habits. When deciding which one is best for you, consider factors like your travel frequency, where you usually spend your money, as well as the card’s potential annual fee or foreign transaction costs before making a decision. Regardless of your preference, the right credit card can unlock valuable rewards for international award travel.

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