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I'm thinking of doing a 12 day 10-destination tour (http://www.tourradar.com/t/14263) and my best travel card left over (that I haven't cancelled) is the Citi AAdvantage World Elite. I have the regular Barclays Aviator but it's not the good one anymore. Cancelled my Ritz. I have the Marriott and IHG. I just want to know for "travel insurance" if I should use that card? Or I'd just use a 2% back card if it doesn't benefit me.
Thanks!
@Anonymous wrote:I'm thinking of doing a 12 day 10-destination tour (http://www.tourradar.com/t/14263) and my best travel card left over (that I haven't cancelled) is the Citi AAdvantage World Elite. I have the regular Barclays Aviator but it's not the good one anymore. Cancelled my Ritz. I have the Marriott and IHG. I just want to know for "travel insurance" if I should use that card? Or I'd just use a 2% back card if it doesn't benefit me.
Thanks!
What airline?
IMHO, the best airline (or hotel) card is the one you use.
I am not a fan of AA, but I love flying Qantas. Since Qantas no longer has a US card, that makes AA the best card for me,
I do fly SW a lot, so the Chase SW card is the other airline card I have. As I will NEVER fly Delta again, no matter how good the Delta card is, I have no use for that.
With your scores, you should be able to get just about any airline card out there. (The link didn't work, so I can't see what airline this is through).
That's what I would do, either fly AA, or get a card for the airline that you are going to fly.
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