Flagship Premier Visa Signature earns 4 points per dollar on travel, without requiring bookings through a designated portal. The sponsored article describes a Utah trip with direct Delta and Avis reservations. It also includes a $100 annual airline credit and 50,000 bonus points.
The card’s introductory offer is 50,000 points, valued in the article at $500, after $4,000 in spending during the first 90 days; it expires Jan. 3, 2027. Ongoing rates are 4 points per dollar on travel, 3 on dining and 1 on other purchases. Eligible travel includes flights, hotels, rental cars, rideshares, parking, tolls, cruises and campgrounds.
The trip began with a direct Delta booking, followed by tolls and airport parking in Orlando and a direct Avis rental after arrival in Salt Lake City. The writer stayed two nights at Pendry Park City after booking a Virtuoso rate. Eligible airline spending can include baggage fees and onboard food or drinks; the card also offers up to $120 in credits every four years for a Global Entry or TSA PreCheck application fee.
Travelers can earn the higher rate on direct bookings, avoiding the restriction of using a card issuer’s portal. The airline credit can offset eligible ticket or ancillary charges, but reimbursement may take 6-8 weeks after spending threshold.
Source: www.insideflyer.com
