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Travel Credit Cards - Reviews

We’ve reviewed a variety of hotel, airline and general rewards cards to determine which cards offer the most worth. Our ratings consider not only the monetary value rewards and sign-up bonuses, but also the ease of the redemption and the total value of each card’s features. Our goal is to help you find a well-rounded card that offers large earnings and lets you redeem those earnings for travel rewards and perks that are truly valuable.  Check out the offers below from our partners.

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KeyBank Key2More Rewards credit card review

KeyBank Key2More Rewards credit card

3.4 rating

With an expensive balance transfer fee and a stingy 6-month introductory promotion, this overrated rewards card ranks low on our list of balance transfer cards.

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U.S. Bank FlexPerks Travel Rewards Visa Signature card review

U.S. Bank FlexPerks Travel Rewards Visa Signature card

3.4 rating

The U.S. Bank FlexPerks Travel Rewards Visa Signature card is a good value for cardholders who want to redeem points for travel purchases, but its other redemption options aren’t nearly as lucrative. This offer is no longer available on our site.

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JetBlue Card review

JetBlue Card

3.3 rating

The JetBlue card offers a fair rewards rate for frequent JetBlue travelers, and it’s the rare airline card without an annual fee. This offer is no longer available through our site.

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BMO Harris Bank Premium Rewards Mastercard review

BMO Harris Bank Premium Rewards Mastercard

3.3 rating

For $79 a year, the BMO Harris Bank Premium Rewards Mastercard offers solid rewards for frequent travelers, but the card’s moderately high APR and short interest-free balance transfer period limit its appeal as a balance transfer card.

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Disney® Premier Visa® Card review

Disney® Premier Visa® Card

3.2 rating

Though this card may make sense for big Disney fans, its middling rewards rates and flexibility make its annual fee hard to justify for the average person.

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Barclay Choice Privileges Visa Signature card review

Barclay Choice Privileges Visa Signature card

3.2 rating

A good choice for cardholders who want an easy way to earn free travel, but don’t want to pay an annual fee, the Choice Privileges Visa Signature card offers a large enough sign-up bonus to fund several nights at a budget-friendly Choice hotel, such as Comfort Inn, and an above average rewards rate on regular purchases.

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American Airlines AAdvantage® MileUp® review

American Airlines AAdvantage® MileUp®

3.1 rating

For American Airlines flyers who are looking for an introduction to AAdvantage miles, the MileUp card is a good deal – it lets you earn bonus miles on grocery store purchases.

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TD Aeroplan Visa credit card review

TD Aeroplan Visa credit card

3.1 rating

You won’t have trouble earning a free flight in your first year with this premium airline card: The TD AeroPlan Visa Signature card offers a substantial sign-up bonus in the card’s first year; but you’ll have to fly to Canada often after the card’s first year to make up for its pricey annual fee.

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Virgin Atlantic World Elite Mastercard® review

Virgin Atlantic World Elite Mastercard®

3 rating

Thanks to its high rewards rate, frequent flyers of Virgin Atlantic Airways can earn a pretty good return on their spending with the Virgin Atlantic World Elite Mastercard, though more mainstream travelers may find it difficult to redeem their rewards. This offer is no longer available on our site.

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Drury Gold Key Club credit card review

Drury Gold Key Club credit card

2.9 rating

The Drury Gold Key Club card offers frequent Drury guests a generous point bonus on hotel stays, a decent APR and a good sign-up bonus in the card’s first year, but you may not get much use out of the card if you don’t travel relatively frequently.

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