The Best Travel Credit Cards of September 2019 based on signup bonuses and category spend bonuses are listed here–these are public offers, available to U.S. residents. Credit card offers such as these, category spend bonuses and some modest mile purchases are How We Earned Nearly 1 Million Miles and Points in 2018 Without Flying. With this post, I'll go into some detail as to why we rank these credit card offers the way we do, and separate them into the best ones for signup bonuses and the best ones for everyday spend. We do receive referral credit for some of the cards listed, but not all of them. I'll also aim to keep this blog post up to date to track changing offers and spend bonuses.
Note that there are sometimes targeted offers that are better than public offers, such as a 150K AMEX Business Platinum offer, so make sure to check your email and even junk mail regularly.
Also note that the value of miles and points varies enormously depending on how you plan to use them. Someone redeeming for U.S. domestic flights that are normally inexpensive will typically get much less face value out of the same number of miles or points than someone redeeming for an international first class award ticket, which could have a retail value of $20,000 or more. If you only fly inexpensive domestic flights you may be best off with a cash back card.
The other part of the equation is redeeming miles and points for first and business class. If you don't have time or need help, consider using our paid Award Booking Service, if you book at least $9000 in hotels or cruises with us for your travel itinerary.
Keep in mind that for all Chase cards below, Chase 5/24 applies: if your credit report shows that you've applied for 5 or more new accounts over the past 24 months, you won't be approved. Note that this is from ALL issuers, not just Chase, but that certain business credit cards are NOT reported to the credit bureaus, and if you're denied, that of course doesn't count as a new account eithr.
Best Travel Credit Cards for Sign-Up Bonuses
In ranking these, I've taken into account not only the bonus, but the spend to get that bonus. I apply the highest value use, so be sure to read my notes to decide if you would value the card as highly.
- 50,000 Ultimate Rewards points signup bonus after spending $4000 in the first 3 months of account opening
- Earn 3X Ultimate Rewards points on travel purchases
- Earn 3X Ultimate Rewards points on dining
- $300 Travel Statement Credit per year automatically applied for travel purchases charged to your card
- Up to $100 Global Entry or TSA PreCheck Fee Credit if charged to your card
- Travel Insurance: Up to $10,000 per person ($20,000 maximum per trip) trip cancellation and trip interruption insurance, up to a maximum of $40,000 per 12 month period. See Chase Sapphire Reserve Trip Cancellation and Trip Interruption Insurance Benefit.
Why #1: The Chase Sapphire Reserve is now my most used card in terms of dollar value of purchases, thanks to earning 3X on all travel and dining, and also because of its travel insurance benefit (which AMEX cards do not have). If you travel, this should be your go-to card for virtually all purchases, and in my view it's the best card to have if you opt to have just one travel rewards credit card. Yes, it has a high $450 annual fee, but effectively it's a $150 per year card because of the $300 travel statement credit each year (December to December billing cycle). This reimburses you for $300 per year of all kinds of travel–airfare, hotel spend, taxis, car rentals, etc.
Even if you're not positive you're going to keep the card for the long term (although personally I will) you can make about $850 off the card in the first year. Get a $300 travel statement credit plus the 50,000 Ultimate Rewards points as a signup bonus (worth $1000 at a valuation of 2 cents per point. That gives you $1000 + $300 – $450 = $850.
Since you earn 3X on all travel and dining, anyone who spends $2500 or more per year on some combination of travel and dining will easily earn back the annual fee on an annual basis, at least if you value Chase Ultimate Rewards points at ~2 cents per point. That's because your $2500 in spend will earn you 7500 Ultimate Rewards points, and at a valuation of 2 cents per point, that's $150. And this is in addition to the trip interruption, cancellation, delay, Chase Sapphire Reserve Priority Pass Select lounge access and other card benefits.
2. Chase Ink Business Preferred Credit Card – 80,000 Ultimate Rewards points (limited time offer; usually 50K bonus)
- 80,000 Ultimate Rewards points after you spend $5,000 in 3 months from account opening
- Credit card (may carry a balance, although don't be tempted to!)
- 3X points per dollar on the first $150,000 in combined purchases each anniversary year on travel, shipping purchases, Intternet, cable and phone services, and on advertising purchases made with social media sites.
- 1:1 point transfer to Singapore KrisFlyer, Hyatt, United Airlines, Southwest, Ritz-Carlton, Marriott, InterContinental, Priority Club, Amtrak
- No foreign transaction fees
- Annual fee of $95 is NOT waived the first year, unless you apply in a Chase branch
Why #2: The Ink Bold and Ink Plus have been eliminated for new applications, so now the only Ultimate Rewards linked Ink card is the Ink Business Preferred, which launched November 14, 2016. It has an 80K sign up bonus, 3X bonus categories, and the $95 annual fee is NOT waived the first year for this offer unless you apply in a Chase branch. Note that this card is subject to Chase 5/24, so you'll most likely not be approved for it unless you have opened 4 or fewer new credit cards within the past 24 months.
Points may be transferred 1:1 to Singapore KrisFlyer, United MileagePlus, British Airways, Southwest, Virgin Atlantic Flying Club, JetBlue, Flying Blue, Hyatt, Ritz-Carlton, Marriott, Intercontinental/Priority Club, Amtrak.
Ultimate Rewards points are great for transferring to United to redeem for awards on Lufthansa, ANA, Asiana, Thai and other Star Alliance partners.
Another thing I love about business cards is that unlike personal cards, credit utilization is not reported to credit agencies. So as long as you're paying it off in full by the due date, no need to zealously pay off high spend right after it occurs.
3. 60K Chase Sapphire Preferred Visa
- 60,000 Ultimate Rewards points after you spend $4000 spend in the first 3 months
- 2 points per dollar spent on travel and dining at restaurants & 1 point per dollar spent on all other purchases
- No foreign transaction fees
- 1:1 point transfer to Singapore KrisFlyer, United, Hyatt, Southwest, Marriott, InterContinental, Priority Club, Amtrak
- Travel insurance: trip cancellation and trip interruption insurance
- Annual fee of $95
Why #3: This is an increased 60,000 points offer but the annual fee is NOT waived the first year. My favorite transfer options for Ultimate Rewards points are Singapore KrisFlyer and British Airways for short haul redemptions (the British Airways Avios award chart is expensive for long haul international redemptions, vs. American AAdvantage miles). Previously, United miles were the best value transfer partner for Ultimate Rewards points, but that changed as of 2/1/14 due to the massive United Award Chart Devaluation. Note also that you are likely to be turned down for a new Chase Sapphire Preferred if you've opened 5 or more new credit cards within the past 24 months; see Chase 5/24 rule.
Points may be transferred 1:1 to Singapore KrisFlyer, United MileagePlus, British Airways, JetBlue TrueBlue, KLM/Air France Flying Blue, Southwest, Hyatt, Marriott, Intercontinental/Priority Club, Amtrak.
4. 60K Citi AAdvantage Business Card
- Earn 60K AAdvantage miles after $3000 in spend within the first 3 months of account opening
- No foreign transaction fees
- 2 AAdvantage miles for every $1 spent on eligible American Airlines purchases and on purchases at telecommunications merchants, gas stations and car rental agencies
- $99 annual fee is waived the first year
- First checked bag free on domestic American Airlines flights
- Note that you are not eligible for the bonus miles if you have received a bonus for this card in the past 48 months.
Why #4: See the below for the AAdvantage Platinum Select; this 60K offer ranks above the personal card.
5. 60K Citi AAdvantage Platinum Select
Note that you shouldn't apply for more than one Citi card of any kind on the same day–wait at least a week between Citi applications, if you're hoping to be approved for both. Also note that AAdvantage miles are worth less, after the 2016 AAdvantage Award Chart Devaluation.
- Earn 60K AAdvantage miles after $3000 in spend within the first 3 months of account opening
- No foreign transaction fees
- 2 AAdvantage miles for every $1 spent on eligible American Airlines purchases and on purchases at telecommunications merchants, gas stations and car rental agencies
- $99 annual fee is waived the first year
- First checked bag free on domestic American Airlines flights
- Note that you are not eligible for the bonus miles if you have received a bonus for this same card within the past 48 months.
Why #5: Even after the major AAdvantage award chart devaluation, AAdvantage miles still have their uses. For example, you can fly JAL Sky Suite Business Class between the U.S. and Japan for 60,000 miles each way, JAL Business Class from Tokyo to Sydney for 40,000 miles each way, or JAL First Class Tokyo to Sydney for 60,000 miles each way. If you need more miles more quickly than you can earn them via credit card signup bonuses, you may want to top up your account by buying AAdvantage miles.
6. 50K Ink Cash
- 50,000 Ultimate Rewards points (if you also have an Ultimate Rewards-linked card such as the Chase Sapphire Reserve or Chase Sapphire Preferred) after you spend $3000 in 3 months from account opening
- 5X points per dollar on the first $25,000 in combined purchases each anniversary year on internet, cable, phone, and office supply stores
- 2X points per dollar on the first $25,000 in combined purchases each anniversary year on gas stations and restaurants
- No annual fee
Why #6: This is a great increased offer for this no annual fee card; the usual offer is 30,000 points. Now that it's no longer possible to apply for the Ink Plus, the Ink Cash is the only card that enables you to earn 5X on all Amazon spend and 5X on all Whole Foods spend, if you buy Amazon and Whole Foods gift cards, respectively, at an office supply store. That's because the Ink Cash earns 5X points at office supply stores, internet, cable, and phone spend. Make sure to pair this with an Ultimate Rewards-linked card such as the Chase Sapphire Reserve or Chase Sapphire Preferred in order to be able to transfer out to airline frequent flyer programs such as Singapore KrisFlyer, Korean Air SkyPass, United MileagePlus, and Air France/KLM Flying Blue. Hotel partners include World of Hyatt, Marriott Rewards, Ritz-Carlton Rewards and InterContinental.
- 50,000 Ultimate Rewards points (if you also have an Ultimate Rewards-linked card such as the Chase Sapphire Reserve or Chase Sapphire Preferred) after you spend $3000 in 3 months from account opening
- 1.5X points per dollar on all purchases
- 0% intro APR for 12 months from account opening on purchases and balance transfers; after that, 14.74-20.74% variable APR
- No annual fee
Why #7: It's unusual to have such high 50K bonus offers for no annual fee cards such as the Ink Cash, and now the Ink Unlimited. I value the Ink Cash more highly because of its 5X category bonus on internet, cable, phone and office supply stores (the only way for those who don't have an old Ink Plus card to earn 5X for all Amazon and Whole Foods purchases, by buying store gift cards at office supply stores) but some people may prefer to earn 1.5X on everything. Note that although this and the Ink Cash are marketed as cash back cards, the most valuable way to use the points earned, instead of getting statement credits, is to transfer out to Ultimate Rewards transfer partners. You'll need a Ultimate Rewards points-linked card such as the Chase Sapphire Reserve, Sapphire Preferred or Ink Business Preferred in order to do this.
- 50,000 ThankYou points after $4000 spend within 3 months of account opening
- 3X on travel spend, including gas stations
- 2X on dining and entertainment
- $95 annual fee waived the first 12 months
- No foreign transaction fees
- Offer not available if you have opened or closed a Citi ThankYou Preferred, ThankYou Premier or Citi Prestige card within the past 24 months
Why #8: I rank this card above the 75K AMEX Business Platinum due to the high spend requirement for the 75K AMEX bonus offer, but below the Citi AAdvantage offers, which provide 60K miles for less minimum spend ($3000 instead of $4000) and below higher Chase Ultimate Rewards offers, since Ultimate Rewards points are more valuable than Citi ThankYou points.
- 50,000 Membership Rewards points after $2000 spend within 3 months of account opening
- 4X points on U.S. restaurants and U.S. supermarkets (up to $25,000 per year at supermarkets)
- 3X points on flights booked directly with airlines or on amextravel.com
- $250 annual fee is NOT waived the first year, but each year you can get a $100 airline incidental fee credit for one qualifying airline that you choose (for baggage, in-flight meal purchases) and $10 per month statement credit for participating dining partners: Seamless, The Cheesecake Factory, Ruth's Chris Steak House and participating Shake Shack locations
- No foreign transaction fees
- Offer not available if you have or have had the AMEX Premier Rewards Gold card. AMEX also reserves the right to consider the number of American Express cards you have opened and closed as well as other factors in making a decision on welcome offer eligibility.
Why #9: If you're able to use the $100 airline incidental fee credit each year, this is effectively a $150 per year card; it could even be a $30 per year card if you also use the $10 statement credit per month, for example because you use order food via Seamless or visit Shake Shack each month. The 4X per dollar on U.S. restaurants and grocery stores is a good benefit, but keep in mind the 4X is just one point more than the Chase Sapphire Reserve, and usually the Chase Freedom has one quarter where grocery stores are 5X, so if you have 4 Chase Freedom cards in your household, as we do, that's $6000 in grocery spend per year at 5X.
10. 50K Hyatt Visa
- 25,000 Hyatt points after $3000 spend within the first 3 months of account opening; additional 25,000 Hyatt points (total of 50K points) after spending a total of $6000 within the first 6 months of account opening
- 4X per dollar spent at Hyatt hotels, including Hyatt-managed restaurants
- 2X on non-Hyatt restaurants, airline tickets purchased directly with the airline, local transit/commuting, fitness club and gym memberships
- $95 annual fee is NOT waived
- No foreign transaction fees
- Free night certificate for a Category 1-4 Hyatt awarded on your account anniversary
Why #10: This is an improved Hyatt offer from the prior 40K Hyatt Visa offer, and also better than the 30K + $150 statement credit offer that is possible to get when making a booking on Hyatt.com. But earning the full 60K bonus, which is sufficient for 2 nights at Category 7 Hyatt such as the Park Hyatt Paris and the Park Hyatt Sydney, does require $6000 spend within the first 6 months, so for some folks, there could be an opportunity cost vs. earning other credit card bonuses. Also note that the annual fee of $95 is higher than the previous card's annual fee of $75, so depending on how you value the annual free night at a Category 1-4 Hyatt and how often you have paid stays at Hyatts, this may be a card mostly worth picking up for the bonus. Note that the card as of late June 2018 is NOT Chase 5/24, but this will change in the future such that it will fall under Chase 5/24, no date announced yet.
11. 75K AMEX Business Platinum Also 150K AMEX Business Platinum by Calling In (Targeted)
- 75,000 Membership Rewards points signup bonus after spending $20,000 within your first 3 months of card membership (50,000 points after spending $10,000 and another 25,000 points after spending an additional $10,000)
- Receive $200 in statement credits for airline incidental fees such as for checked luggage after selecting a qualifying airline
- Enjoy complimentary access to AMEX Centurion lounges, such as the AMEX Centurion Lounge SFO, AMEX Centurion Lounge in New York LaGuardia, AMEX Centurion Lounge in Las Vegas, and the AMEX Centurion Studio in Seattle.
- Earn 35% extra Membership Rewards points for all first class and business class tickets booked with Pay with Points, as well as economy tickets for the same airline selected for the airline incidental credit. This used to be a 50% points rebate, but was changed 6/1/17. See AMEX Business Platinum Cuts 50% Points Rebate
- Earn 1.5X Membership Rewards points per dollar for each single transaction of $5000 or more. For example, spend $6000 and earn 9000 Membership Rewards points.
- No foreign transaction fees
- $450 annual fee is NOT waived the first year
- Offer not available if you have or have had the AMEX Business Platinum card
Why #11: This offer was previously 100,000 bonus Membership Rewards points until January 25, 2017, with a $15,000 minimum spend. 75,000 bonus points for higher $20,000 minimum spend is significantly worse, which caused this to fall significantly in the rankings. Be on the lookout for targeted 100K or even the targeted 150K AMEX Business Platinum offers that sometimes come via snail mail.
12. 50K Lufthansa Miles & More
- 20K bonus Miles & more miles after making a first purchase and paying the annual fee
- 30K additional bonus miles after spending $5000 on the card within the first 90 days of card membership
- 2X miles per $1 for tickets purchased directly with Lufthansa and partner airlines such as Austrian Airlines, Brussels Airlines and SWISS
- $89 annual fee is NOT waived the first year
13. British Airways Visa: 50,000 to 100,000 Avios
- 50,000 bonus Avios after $3000 spend within the first 3 months of account opening
- Additional 25,000 bonus Avios (so total 75K Avios) after spending $10,000 total on purchases within the first year
- Additional 25,000 bonus Avios (so total 100K Avios) after spending $20,000 total on purchases within the first year
- 3 Avios for every $1 spent on British Airways, Iberia and Aer Lingus purchases and 1 Avios per $1 spent on all other purchases
- Smart chip
- No foreign transaction fees
- Travel Together companion ticket valid for 2 years after $30,000 spend within a calendar year
- $95 annual fee is NOT waived for this offer
Why #13: A few reasons I don't rank this card higher, even though you can earn up to 100K Avios as a signup bonus and the card is not subject to Chase 5/24, are that $10K spend is required to earn 75K, $20K is required to earn the full 100K bonus, and I find Avios much less valuable than they used to be, due to the various award chart devaluations over the past few years. For example, see the New British Airways Avios Devaluation which really made first class and business class awards a terrible value, especially for peak travel dates on British Airways and on partners, since all partner awards are at the peak travel rate. British Airways First Class from the West Coast to London has increased from 150,000 Avios roundtrip to 170,000-200,000 roundtrip for non-peak and peak dates, respectively. Also note the $95 annual fee is NOT waived the first year.
Additionally, even if your goal happens to be short flights on American Airlines within the U.S., AA has sharply reduced their saver award space (which is the space open to partners such as British Airways) so Avios are less useful for those awards.
Make sure to take the increased award rates into account when deciding whether or not to apply for the card, and if you're considering getting the card for the 2 for 1 companion voucher, see How to Maximize the British Airways Companion Ticket on Award Travel.
14. Iberia Visa: 50,000 to 100,000 Avios
- 50,000 bonus Iberia Avios after $3000 spend within the first 3 months of account opening
- Additional 25,000 bonus Iberia Avios (so total 75K Iberia Avios) after spending $10,000 total on purchases within the first year
- Additional 25,000 bonus Iberia Avios (so total 100K Iberia Avios) after spending $20,000 total on purchases within the first year
- 3 Iberia Avios for every $1 spent on Iberia purchases and 1 Avios for every $1 spent on all other purchases
- No foreign transaction fees
- $1000 discount voucher towards two paid roundtrip flights on Iberia, after $30,000 spend within a calendar year
- $95 annual fee is NOT waived for this offer
Why #14: Very similar to the British Airways Visa offer, this Iberia offer does not waive the $95 annual fee the first year, but the good news is that it's also not subject to Chase 5/24, so even those who have had 5 or more hard credit pulls over the past couple years are eligible to apply for this card. Iberia also charges lower fuel surcharges than British Airways for award flights between the U.S. and Europe, so this can be a good alternative to British Airways for getting to Europe, especially if your destination is Spain or another European destination served by Iberia's Madrid hub.
Avios in my view are good to have for miles and points diversification, since they can offer the best deal for short direct flights in the U.S., Asia, Australia, and even in Europe, to a lesser extent (due to all the low fares from easyjet, Ryanair etc.)
15. Aer Lingus Visa: 50,000 to 100,000 Avios
- 50,000 bonus Aer Lingus Avios after $3000 spend within the first 3 months of account opening
- Additional 25,000 bonus Aer Lingus Avios (so total 75K Aer Lingus Avios) after spending $10,000 total on purchases within the first year
- Additional 25,000 bonus Aer Lingus Avios (so total 100K Aer Lingus Avios) after spending $20,000 total on purchases within the first year
- 3 Aer Lingus Avios for every $1 spent on Aer Lingus, British Airways, Iberia, LEVEL and Open Skies purchases and 1 Avios for every $1 spent on all other purchases
- No foreign transaction fees
- $1000 discount voucher towards two paid roundtrip flights on Iberia, after $30,000 spend within a calendar year
- $95 annual fee is NOT waived for this offer
Why #15: Similar to its counterpart British Airways and Iberia card offers, see above.
16. 50K United MileagePlus Business Card
- Earn 50,000 Bonus MileagePlus miles after you spend $3000 on the card within the first 3 months of account opening
- Earn 2X MileagePlus miles per $1 spent on tickets bought from United Airlines, spend at office supply stores, restaurants, and gas stations
- Earn 1 mile per dollar on all other purchases
- Free first checked bag
- Priority boarding
- No foreign transaction fees
- 2 United Club passes each year
- $0 annual fee the first year, thereafter $95 per year
Why #16: Other Chase cards linked to Ultimate Rewards should be higher priority, since Ultimate Rewards can transfer 1:1 to United MileagePlus miles (as well as the flexibility of transferring to other frequent flyer programs), and the Chase cards above come with higher signup bonuses. I've also demoted this card in the ranking due to the massive United award chart devaluation that took effect February 1, 2014, and given the MileagePlus award increased change fees and stopover rule changes that went into effect October 6, 2016. Note that you are unlikely to be approved for this card if you've opened 5 or more credit cards in the last 24 months; see Chase 5/24 rule.
17. 65K United MileagePlus Explorer Card
- Earn 40,000 Bonus MileagePlus miles after you spend $2000 on the card within the first 3 months of account opening; earn an additional 25,000 MileagePlus miles after spending $10,000 within the first 6 months of account opening. Offer ends 1/8/19.
- Earn 2X MileagePlus miles per $1 spent on tickets bought from United Airlines, as well as spend at restaurants and hotels
- Global Entry fee credit every 4 years
- Free first checked bag
- Priority boarding
- No foreign transaction fees
- 2 United Club passes each year
- $0 annual fee the first year, thereafter $95 per year
Why #17: 65K is a good bonus if you'll easily spend $10,000 on the card within the first 6 months, although there is an opportunity cost if you don't have high spend and could have used some of that spend to earn signup bonuses on other cards. As with many Chase cards, you are not eligible if you're either a current cardmember or have received a bonus for this card within the past 24 months. Also note that this card is subject to the Chase 5/24 rule.
18. 35K Cathay Pacific Asia Miles Visa
- 35,000 Asia Miles after spending $2500 or more in the first 90 days of opening your account
- 2X Asia Miles per dollar spent on eligible Cathay Pacific travel and in-flight spend
- 1.5X Asia Miles per dollar spent on dining
- 1.5X Asia Miles per dollar spent on purchases outside the U.S.
- 1 Asia Mile per dollar for purchases in the U.S.
- No foreign transaction fees
- $95 annual fee is NOT waived the first year
- Offer expires October 31, 2017
Why #18: This is lower than the original 50K offer; see my review of the card's original offer: 50K Cathay Pacific Visa Bonus Offer Review
2. 50K Chase Sapphire Reserve Visa
- 50,000 Ultimate Rewards points after you spend $4000 spend in the first 3 months
- 3 points per dollar spent on travel and dining at restaurants & 1 point per dollar spent on all other purchases
- No foreign transaction fees
- 1:1 point transfer to Singapore KrisFlyer, Korean Air, Air France/KLM, British Airways, United, Hyatt, Southwest, Marriott, InterContinental, Priority Club
- Direct access to expert service advisors anytime
- $450 annual fee; but you receive a $300 travel credit per membership year, so effectively a $150 annual fee card
- 15,000 points signup bonus after spending $500 in 3 months
- 2500 points after adding an authorized and making your first purchase within 3 months of account opening
- If you travel, get this card for points, not cash back. Note that you'll need the Chase Sapphire Preferred, Ink Bold or Ink Plus to transfer points out to Ultimate Rewards partners such as United and Hyatt
- 5X points on up to $1,500 spent each quarter.
- No annual fee
4. AMEX Blue Business Plus – 2X Membership Rewards Points on Everything
- 2X Membership Rewards points on all purchases on the first $50,000 per year (1 point per dollar thereafter)
- No annual fee
- 1:1 point transfer to Membership Rewards partners such as Singapore KrisFlyer, Cathay Pacific Asia Miles, Air France/KLM Flying Blue, Delta SkyMiles, Emirates Skywards, etc.
- 5x Starpoints per dollar spent at Starwood Hotels if you are a Gold or Platinum SPG member; otherwise, 4 Starpoints per dollar spent
- Currently offered with a 25,000 SPG points bonus: 10,000 SPG points after first purchase, and 15,000 SPG points after spending $5000 on the card within the first 6 months
- Starpoints transfer to many airline and hotel programs, and you receive 5000 bonus miles or points for every 20,000 Starpoints transferred, a nice 25% bonus. See Starwood Preferred Guest Airline Transfer Partners
- Starwood Gold Preferred Guest Status after $30,000 spend in a calendar year
- No foreign transaction fees
- 3x Membership Rewards points for airfare
- 2x Membership Rewards points for groceries and gas
- $175 annual fee waived the first year
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You need to update some of the chase cards. Now all subject to 5/25