Good credit card, we always use it when traveling. The points are nice and if you use it correctly you can avoid paying the annual fees. There are hundreds of benefits of having this card such as travel protections, free DoorDash subscription, etc. Would highly recommend this to anyone

I’ve been using the Chase Sapphire Preferred for almost a year, and I think it’s a solid choice with a reasonable annual fee of $95—especially compared to other cards with similar perks. You earn extra points on restaurants, groceries, and travel (when booked through Chase’s portal). One of the biggest benefits is that your points are worth 25% more when redeemed through the Chase Travel Portal. If you plan wisely, you can also catch point boosters on certain bookings, which feels like an extra discount. A neat trick: the card gives you a $50 travel credit and $50 hotel credit as long as you make at least one booking through Chase Travel. I booked a hotel room that cost more than $50, paid exactly $50 in cash, and covered the rest with points—then got both credits back ($100 total). Honestly, the main reason I got this card was to make my Chase Freedom points more useful. Freedom points can’t be transferred to travel partners on their own, but with Sapphire Preferred, they can. Since then, I’ve been enjoying the extra flexibility and travel perks.

I have been a Chase customer for over 6 years now. This credit card has been my only card wherever I go. I travel internationally quite a bit and the conversion rate I get is amazing. It works everywhere and anywhere.