You will also earn 2.14 points per dollar spent on restaurants, airfare, hotels, car rentals, charges in airports, travel agencies, caterers, timeshares, trains, buses, taxis / limos, ferries, bridges, tolls, and parking, and 3.21 points per
dollar if booking travel via the Chase booking tool.
Not exact matches
If you
book travel through Bank of America's
travel portal you can earn double the rewards per
dollar.
If you
book a flight with a
travel agency, you will not receive the full two points per
dollar unless the charge comes directly from the airline.
Plus, know you're always a winner
if you use the Southwest Rapid Rewards ® Visa ® Card where you will earn 2 points for every
dollar that you spend when you
book Southwest
travel.
If you would prefer to get your rental from another company like Hertz or
Dollar Rent A Car, you should
book directly or use a more inclusive portal like Amex
Travel or Orbitz.
If you use this card to
book your
travel and / or pay for your qualifying purchases, then you can really find yourself racking up the rewards since you'll get 1x points for every
dollar spent.
If you were to use this card to
book a flight through Amex
travel you would be capped at 2 points per
dollar.
If you're eligible, you can earn 5X points (that's 4 additional points per
dollar) for flights
booked directly with airlines or with American Express
Travel through 3/29/2017.
Even
if you have a Chase Sapphire Reserve credit card (which effectively earns 3 KrisFlyer miles per
dollar spent on
travel and dining out) you would still have to spend over $ 6,600 (at a minimum) to earn the extra miles you will now need to
book this award.
If you frequently
book travel on Expedia, you'll like this card as it earns three points for every
dollar spent with Expedia.
Some would argue the standard 1 percent per
dollar card ends up delivering more value than many points - or miles - based programs, especially
if you never end up with enough points to
book your
travel.
So earning 3 points per
dollar on
travel and dining works out to a fantastic 4.5 % rewards rate,
if you use the points to
book travel.
If you don't have an Amex Platinum card, don't worry — if you use any other Membership Rewards credit card to book travel through the Amex Travel website (like the American Express Everyday or Everyday Preferred credit cards, or any Green or Gold charge card), you'll still earn 2 Membership Rewards points per dollar spent on flights, prepaid hotels, flight + hotel packages, and cruises through the Amex Travel websit
If you don't have an Amex Platinum card, don't worry —
if you use any other Membership Rewards credit card to book travel through the Amex Travel website (like the American Express Everyday or Everyday Preferred credit cards, or any Green or Gold charge card), you'll still earn 2 Membership Rewards points per dollar spent on flights, prepaid hotels, flight + hotel packages, and cruises through the Amex Travel websit
if you use any other Membership Rewards credit card to
book travel through the Amex Travel website (like the American Express Everyday or Everyday Preferred credit cards, or any Green or Gold charge card), you'll still earn 2 Membership Rewards points per dollar spent on flights, prepaid hotels, flight + hotel packages, and cruises through the Amex Travel we
travel through the Amex
Travel website (like the American Express Everyday or Everyday Preferred credit cards, or any Green or Gold charge card), you'll still earn 2 Membership Rewards points per dollar spent on flights, prepaid hotels, flight + hotel packages, and cruises through the Amex Travel we
Travel website (like the American Express Everyday or Everyday Preferred credit cards, or any Green or Gold charge card), you'll still earn 2 Membership Rewards points per
dollar spent on flights, prepaid hotels, flight + hotel packages, and cruises through the Amex
Travel we
Travel website.
If you have an American Express Platinum charge card (personal or business), you'll earn 5 Membership Rewards points per
dollar spent on flights, prepaid hotels, and flight + hotel packages
booked through the Amex
Travel website.
For a few extra
dollars when we
book a trip, we feel confident that
if we experience any difficulties along the way, Allianz
Travel will be there to handle any and all claims filed with objectivity and professionalism.
In general,
if you are
traveling overseas or have
booked a domestic vacation with a total cost of 5,000
dollars or more, purchasing
travel insurance makes sense.