Travel Credit Card Advice
Read up on the latest travel credit card advice from the team at Bankrate.
We'll help you navigate all of the travel rewards programs out there and help you pick out a card (or several) that can help you reach your travel goals.
- Introduction to Travel Credit Cards
- Travel Credit Card Tips and Tricks
Earning travel rewards with credit cards can help offset travel expenses.
Here’s what you need to know about earning and redeeming frequent flyer miles/points.
Here’s everything you need to know about credit card travel insurance.
These travel card benefits will help you save on travel costs and everyday expenses.
Here are some tips to determine whether a travel card is right for you.
Travel credit cards are worth it for people who travel often and use the benefits.
The right travel credit card ultimately depends on the type of traveler you are.
With so many options available, how do you choose the best travel credit card?
Learn how you can start traveling at a significantly lower cost while maximizing on a rewards strategy.
See how far your rewards can take you with our data-backed valuations.
Your rewards points and miles will go further if used strategically.
Booking through your card issuer’s site may seem intimidating, but it can offer savings on your next trip.
Learn how you can use your credit card to earn elite status with major U.S. carriers.
By leveraging the right credit cards, you can save money on travel.
Before you book your next vacation, look for ways to score free breakfast.
The major airlines offer frequent flyer programs, but some are better than others.
Points and miles can allowed you to travel across the globe.
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The Latest Advice for Travel Credit Cards
Traveling to Europe? Choose a card that’s widely accepted and offers rewards.
Find out how the American AAdvantage shopping portal works and how to sign up.
The American Express Platinum comes with a hefty $695 annual fee.
For frequent travelers, the Hilton Honors rewards program features plenty of perks.
The major airlines offer frequent flyer programs, but some are better than others.
Learn why the Chase Freedom Unlimited is an ideal first credit card.
TSA PreCheck is a program that lets you breeze through airport security lines.
If you travel internationally frequently, consider Global Entry.