Sentences with phrase «spent on car rental»

You only earn 2 points for every dollar spent on car rental agencies, restaurants, and airfare purchased directly through an airline — and 1 point per dollar everywhere else.

2 points will be granted for each $ 1 spent on car rental, dining out and airfare bought directly at airline company.

With this card you automatically get a Gold status and earn 17 reward points per $ 1 spent within La Quinta Returns Inns and Suites; 2 reward points per $ 1 spent on car rentals, gas and dining out; and 1 reward point on all other purchases.

Earn five points per $ 1 spent at Marriott and Starwood properties; two points per $ 1 spent on car rentals, restaurants and airlines tickets; earn one point per $ 1 spent on all other purchases.

You'll earn 5 points per dollar spent at participating Ritz - Carlton Rewards ® and SPG ® hotels, plus 2 points per dollar spent on car rentals, restaurants and airline tickets purchased directly with the airline.

Earn five points per dollar spent at participating Marriott and SPG hotels; 2 points per dollar spent on car rentals, restaurants and airline tickets bought directly through the airline; and 1 point per dollar spent on all other purchases.

With the new credit card, members can earn five points per $ 1 spent at more than 3,500 Marriott locations, two points per $ 1 spent on car rentals, dining and airline tickets that are purchased directly with the airline and one point per $ 1 spent on all other purchases.

Earn five points per dollar spent at participating Marriott and SPG hotels; 2 points per dollar spent on car rentals, restaurants and airline tickets bought directly through the airline; and 1 point per dollar spent on all other purchases.

Not exact matches

For example the Chase Sapphire Reserve ® lets users earn 3 points per $ 1 spent on all travel purchases — meaning car rentals, taxis and Airbnb purchases have a 4.5 % rewards rate.

2 points per $ 1 spent on Southwest ® purchases and Rapid Rewards ® hotel and car rental partner purchases.

Additionally, you will earn 2X points per dollar spent at restaurants, office supply stores, car rental agencies, and on cable, internet, and phone service purchases.

You'll also earn 2X points per dollar spent on airfare purchased directly from airlines, at restaurants, and at rental car companies.

You will earn 5X points per dollar for Ritz - Carlton, Marriott and SPG stays; 2X points on airfare purchased directly with an airline, car rentals, and spending at restaurants; and 1X points on all other purchases.

My rental car was towed from its parking spot on the sixth day of the Games and spent the next fortnight in a circle of hell called the ATOW lot, where an employee extorted a sum just less than the car's original sticker price for its safe return.

With a staycation, you won't need to spend money on a rental car, flights, gas money, hotels, etc..

Sure, it's stupid fast and crazy capable, but that's only to be expected when you're spending enough money on it to capitalize an entire rental - car fleet.

We logged 960 miles, averaged 52 MPH and 38 MPG overall, and spent about $ 93 on gas — with none of the expense and soul - crushing abuse of flying commercial, and no need for a nasty rental car at the other end.

Before you spend money on a supplemental insurance policy such as travel or rental car insurance, consider these credit card insurance benefits that you may already have for free.

You get 5 reward points per each $ 1 spent at Marriott, Ritz - Carlton and SPG ® properties, 2 points per each $ 1 spent towards airfare (if you buy directly at airlines), dining out and car rental agencies, and 1 points per $ 1 spent on all other purchases.

Earn 3 Points per $ 1 spent on gas, grocery, airline, hotel, taxi, limousine, rental car, train, bus, restaurant, fast food and takeout food and dining purchases.

We assume 10 % of spending on business cards goes towards rental cars.

We spent about $ 3500 on car shares and rentals last year (I went through it recently to flag trips that were medical transportation and unreimbursed work related for taxes).

The Citi ® Hilton HHonors ™ Reserve Card offers 10x points for spending at Hilton Portfolio hotels, 5x for airline and rental car purchases and 3x on all other purchases.

The card doesn't have much in the way of travel benefits but it does have some interesting perks, such as a $ 25 bonus to spend on airline fees and in - flight purchases every time you redeem your points for an award flight and a free rental car day every year.

2 points per $ 1 spent on all Rapid Rewards Hotel and Car Rental Partner purchases and 1 Point per $ 1 Spent on everything spent on all Rapid Rewards Hotel and Car Rental Partner purchases and 1 Point per $ 1 Spent on everything Spent on everything else.

Generic travel reward benefits are often called «miles,» but they're really more like cash - equivalent points that you can spend on flights, as well as hotels and car rentals.

For example the Chase Sapphire Reserve ® lets users earn 3 points per $ 1 spent on all travel purchases — meaning car rentals, taxis and Airbnb purchases have a 4.5 % rewards rate.

Earn 2 AAdvantage ® miles for every $ 1 spent on American Airlines purchases and on purchases at telecommunications, car rental merchants and at gas stations.

The card earns 3 ThankYou points per dollar spent on travel (including car rentals, gas and parking), 2 points on dining and entertainment, and 1 point per dollar for all other purchases.

2 points per each $ 1 spent on airfare (bought directly at airlines), dining out and car rental agencies;

Cardholders receive 2 AAdvantage miles for every $ 1 spent on American Airlines, US Airways and certain business categories, including office supplies, car rentals and telecommunications services.

Spending just $ 1,250 per year on this card (on anything besides airline, car rental and restaurant purchases) will get you more value in points than the $ 10 difference between the two cards.

In the case of Chase's Hyatt Credit Card, you can get 2X points for every dollar spent at restaurants, on airline tickets purchased directly at airlines and at rental car companies.

Not only do you get 2X points on travel and dining at restaurants & 1 point per dollar spent on all other purchases worldwide with this card, but simply being a cardholder is enough to earn 25 % more value when you redeem for airfare, hotels, car rentals and cruises through Chase Ultimate Rewards website.

You'll earn 1 AAdvantage mile for every dollar spent, plus an extra mile per dollar on purchases with American Airlines as well as for car rentals, gas, mobile phones and landlines.

The Hyatt Credit Card gives you 3 points for every $ 1 spent on purchases at Hyatt hotels and 2 points for every $ 1 spent at restaurants, on airline tickets purchased directly with the airline and at car rental agencies.

This card awards two miles for each dollar spent on eligible American Airlines purchases and select business categories including gas stations, telecommunications, and car rentals, and one mile for each dollar on other purchases.

Meanwhile, the Marriott Rewards ® Premier card also allows you to earn 2 points per dollar spent on airfare purchased directly with an airline, car rentals, and dining.

Then, you earn 2 points per $ 1 spent on travel — airfare, hotel rooms, cruises, rental cars, train tickets, taxis — even tolls.

2 points for every $ 1 spent on airline tickets purchased directly with the airline, and at car rental agencies, restaurants, office supply stores, and for internet, cable and phone services purchases.

This card rewards just 2 AAdvantage miles per $ 1 spent on American Airlines purchases, and 1 mile per $ 1 on everything else — no extra miles for hotels and car rentals like we see in the Aviator Silver.

With this TD card you'll earn nine points for each dollar spent on travel and car rentals booked through TD Expedia and three points on everything else.

This card earns AAdvantage miles at a rate of 2 miles per $ 1 spent on the following purchases: certain office supply, telecommunications, and car rental merchants.

You'll also get 2 points per dollar spent on restaurants, car rentals or airline tickets purchased directly from airlines.

2 bonus points per dollar spent at restaurants, on airline tickets purchased directly from the airline and at car rental agencies.

-- 3 ThankYou Points for each $ 1 spent on purchases at airlines, hotels, car rental agencies, travel agencies / travel aggregators / tour operators, gas stations, commuter transportation, ferries, commuter railways, subways, taxis / limousines / car services, passenger railways, cruise lines, bridge and road tolls, parking lots / garages, campgrounds and trailer parks, timeshares, bus lines, motor home / recreational vehicle rentals and boat leases and rentals;

In return, Aviator Silver cardmembers receive 3 AA miles per $ 1 on US Airways and American Airlines purchases (vs the 2 miles per $ 1 with the Aviator Red), 2x miles for every $ 1 spent on hotels and car rentals, and 1 mile per $ 1 on everything else.

The card also awards 7 points per dollar spent on flights booked directly with airlines or amextravel.com, car rentals booked directly from select car rental companies and at U.S. restaurants.

2 points per each $ 1 spent on restaurants, at car rental agencies, as well as on airfare bought directly at airline company;

You can earn miles for flights on Cathay Pacific and its partner airlines by booking with its hotel and car rental partners, online shopping, spending on Cathay's co-branded credit card, or using other credit cards that transfer to Asia Miles.