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Amex lists SPG as a transfer partner, but you'd never want to take advantage of this with such an unfavorable transfer ratio.

Not exact matches

There are partners that all of the transferrable programs are aligned with, such as Singapore Airlines so you could technically transfer in from all 4 (Chase, Citi, SPG, Amex).
The points you earn with the SPG card can be transferred directly to a huge number of airline and hotel partners, as well as being redeemable for stays at Starwood properties.
As a transfer partner of Chase Ultimate Rewards, American Express Membership Rewards, Citi ThankYou Points, and SPG Starpoints, it's easy to accumulate enough Avios for award bookings.
If you have an SPG card you could use that on your spend abroad as AA is a transfer partner of theirs.
In addition to the co-branded Air Canada Aeroplan card, you can earn miles by using credit cards associated with loyalty transfer partners such as American Express Membership Rewards, SPG, Hilton Honors, and more.
Earn points by using credit cards associated with ANA transfer partners such as American Express Membership Rewards, SPG, and Hilton Honors and then convert these to miles.
While the number of airlines covered under these travel packages is not as great as the number of SPG transfer partners, this is a great option for those who are looking to accrue miles in the programs that are available.
The Sapphire Preferred and ThankYou Premier both offer quite a few transfer partners, but not as many as SPG.
Cathay Pacific partners with SPG as well, but is also a transfer partner of American Express Membership Rewards and Citi ThankYou Points.
As a transfer partner of both American Express Membership Rewards and SPG Starpoints, you'll have plenty of options to earn lots of miles for your next award flight.
The points you earn with the SPG card can be transferred directly to a huge number of airline and hotel partners, as well as being redeemable for stays at Starwood properties.
As a transfer partner of Chase Ultimate Rewards, American Express Membership Rewards, Citi ThankYou Points, and SPG Starpoints, it's easy to accumulate enough Avios for award bookings.
Hot Tip: SPG also has Air Canada Aeroplan as a transfer partner, so you can combine your SPG points with your Membership Rewards points!
Moreover, Virgin Atlantic miles are also easy to obtain, again being a transfer partner of Chase, SPG and Citi, as well as having a credit card from Bank of America that has 55,000 mile signup bonuses.
You can use them to stay at participating SPG and Marriott hotels as well as transfer them 1:1 to a variety of airline partners.
If you have an SPG card you could use that on your spend abroad as AA is a transfer partner of theirs.
As we discussed last week, SPG has a standard 5,000 point bonus for every 20,000 Starpoints transferred to their travel partners.
I opted to pay cash, instead of transferring Starwood Preferred Guest points to Delta (Delta is a SPG airline partner), as the DCA to JFK flight was ~ $ 75 and the DTW to DCA flight was ~ $ 125.
There are partners that all of the transferrable programs are aligned with, such as Singapore Airlines so you could technically transfer in from all 4 (Chase, Citi, SPG, Amex).
Korean Air is a transfer partner of Chase Ultimate Rewards and, as of recently, Starwood SPG.
As you can see, Hilton and SPG are not 1:1 transfer partners.
This might be the easiest option as Singapore Airlines is a transfer partner of all four transferable points programs including American Express Membership Rewards, Chase Ultimate Rewards, Citi ThankYou Points, and SPG Starpoints.
These airlines, as well as American AAdvantage and Lufthansa Miles & More, are transfer partners with SPG but not with the other three big transfer programs: Ultimate Rewards, Membership Rewards, and ThankYou Rewards.
If you happen to live in a city with a direct American Airlines flight to Orlando, you can book that flight with British Airways Avios (a Chase and SPG transfer partner) for as low as 15,000 Avios (points) per roundtrip ticket!
And as far as hotel partners go, I'd roll with Ultimate Reward partners Hyatt, Marriott, and IHG over the transfer ratios for SPG and Hilton.
Asiana mies are not the easiest to earn as they only have one transfer partner, SPG Starpoints which transfer at a 1:1 ratio.
Chase does not have as an extensive list of transfer partners as SPG, but they do have some options not offered by Starwood, such as Hyatt.
Unlike other domestic carriers such as United, Delta, Jet Blue, and Southwest, American is not a transfer partner to any major rewards program (SPG aside).
Since the start of 2015, Membership Rewards introduced a 30 % rebate when you use an Amex Business Platinum card to Pay With Points, SPG just added Korean Air as a transfer partner, and Citibank has completely revamped ThankYou Rewards to the point that it's a true competitor.
Or, for those of you short on American Airlines miles, SPG is the only flexible points program with American as a transfer partner.
They do not have nearly as many transfer partners as SPG.
The 50,000 airline miles are deposited to an airline of your choice, as long as it is one of SPG's transfer partners with a 1:1 ratio.
Etihad miles are easy to accrue as Etihad Guest is a 1:1 transfer partner of Citi ThankYou Points, SPG Starpoints, and Amex Membership Rewards.
United is identified as transfer partner above, but SPG transfers to United at 2:1 not 1:1.
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