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Yearly

2 credits

Travel Credit$250 a year

$250 each calendar year for eligible personal travel charged to the card.

Complimentary Fourth Night2 benefits a year

Two fourth-night hotel benefits per calendar year when booking Citi Travel stays of at least four nights; discount uses the average nightly rate.

Every 4 years

1 credit · after each use

Global Entry or TSA PreCheck Credit$120 every 4 years

Up to $120 every four years for one eligible application paid with the card.

$250 a year, before anything is used.

Counts the credits with a yearly dollar amount.

$250 ends once a year.

Credits with calendar reset dates. Each ring is a day a credit ends, whether or not it was used.

  • YearlyTravel Credit
    $250 once a year

2026 amounts from the kardfolio catalog, before anything is used.

How this card earns

  1. 5 points per dollar:
    Flights
    Airlines and travel agencies, identified by merchant category code.
    Dining
    Restaurants, cafes, bars, lounges, fast food, delivery and takeout; excludes bakeries, caterers and restaurants inside other businesses.
  2. 3 points per dollar:
    Hotels
    Eligible hotel purchases identified by the issuer merchant code.
    Cruises
    Eligible cruise-line purchases identified by the issuer merchant code.
  3. 1 points per dollar:

    Everything else

Protections and other benefits

2 benefits
  • Priority Pass SelectPrimary and authorized users receive Priority Pass membership with access for two guests and immediate family.
  • Cellphone ProtectionPay the monthly cellphone bill with the card for theft and damage protection on up to five lines, subject to the benefit terms.

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Last checked
October 7, 2026
Foreign transaction fee
None
New applications
Closed (thepointsguy.com)

Card terms can change. The issuer’s current terms control. Credit amounts show the most a credit is worth, not guaranteed savings. How card facts are sourced