Juaneca Harris is a freelance travel blogger and certified travel agent with over 5 years’ Experience with travel to Atlantic City, New Jersey and other exciting destinations. She welcomes her expertise to create a once-in-a-lifetime travel itinerary for your upcoming vacation.
The Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card is one of the best travel rewards credit cards for beginners. It hits on all cylinders: lucrative earning rates, valuable perks and versatile rewards — all for an affordable annual fee of $95. And, right now, the card is offering the highest sign-up bonus in almost a year, making it…
From low-budget to ultra-luxury, there’s a Hilton property for everyone. The global Hilton portfolio includes almost 20 brands and over 7,000 hotels. When it comes to cobranded credit cards, American Express offers Hilton travelers a variety of choices in that arena, too. There are four Amex Hilton credit cards, each offering a solid welcome offer…
When a credit card’s annual fee is over $600, many people raise an eyebrow and question whether its benefits make that fee worth paying. That’s certainly the case with the Marriott Bonvoy Brilliant® American Express® Card — the premium card in the Marriott credit card family. Along with announcing several new and enhanced benefits in…
I know it’s superstitious, but I always text myself my flight information ahead of a trip so I can track my route on JetLovers.com. Somehow, I’m convinced it wards off a canceled flight. I’ve also previously used Google Flights or another of my favorite apps, Flightradar24. But a new player in the flight-tracking space has…
Even if you’re not a frequent road warrior, the Marriott Bonvoy credit cards can be a great value proposition thanks to the annual free night certificate they offer. Multiple TPG staffers even have three Marriott cards for this exact reason. While all the cards with free night certificates have annual fees, you shouldn’t have too…
Capital One Spark Cash overview The Capital One Spark Cash card offers unlimited 2% cash back on all purchases with no spending caps. Aside from the simplistic cash-back earning structure, the card lacks standout benefits and carries a $95 annual fee after the introductory $0 annual fee in the first year (see rates and fees)….
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