✈ Best Credit Card Welcome Offers for November, Should You Book Flights on a Travel Portal? & More News From TPG ✈

Also: Marriott's foray into Fortnite, Reese Witherspoon's hotel book club and other hotel news

November 1, 2023 View in browser

Best card offers for November by Kyle Olsen, Points & Miles Reporter Now that we're in November, it's time to create a credit card strategy for the holidays. Festive shopping is a fantastic opportunity to meet a minimum spending requirement on a new credit card and earn a healthy stash of points and miles going into 2024. Here are some of our favorite credit card offers for November: A 150,000-mile offer on the Capital One Venture X Business after you spend $30,000 on eligible purchases with your card within the first three months of account opening. A 120,000-point offer on The Business Platinum Card® from American Express after you spend $15,000 on eligible purchases with your card within the first three months of card membership. A 70,000-point offer on the American Express® Business Gold Card after you spend $10,000 on eligible purchases on your card within the first three months of card membership. A 100,000-point offer on the Ink Business Preferred Credit Card after $8,000 worth of spending in the first three months after card opening. Four of Hilton's cards are also offering welcome offers of at least 100,000 points, including the no-annual fee (see rates and fees) Hilton Honors American Express Card (after you spend $2,000 in the first six months of card membership). If you're interested in learning more about popular credit card offers, check out these related stories: The best time to apply for these popular Capital One credit cards based on offer history The best time to apply for these popular Chase credit cards based on offer history The best time to apply for these popular American Express credit cards based on offer history 10 ways to meet the spending requirements and earn the bonus on a new card Posts in this newsletter contains references to products from one or more of our advertisers. We may receive compensation when you click on links to those products. For an explanation of our Advertising Policy, visit this page. Photo Credit: KLAUS VEDFELT/GETTY IMAGES .

Today's top stories Should you book flights on a travel portal? Comparing fares through Amex, Capital One, Chase and Citi Issuers want you to book your flights through their respective portals. We compare the prices for you. Read more Marriott's foray into Fortnite, Reese Witherspoon's hotel book club and other hotel news you missed last month In the latest hotel news column, learn about the Rosewood Munich, a new Kimpton on the island of Roatan and more. Read more Delta flash sale: Round-trip flights to European cities starting at 33K SkyMiles Delta Air Lines is offering huge deals on SkyMiles award flights right now. You can get discounts on flights to numerous European cities, including Amsterdam, Paris and Milan. Read more What not to eat on a cruise Prioritize the most delicious onboard meals by not eating these seven things on your next cruise. Read more Last-minute strategies for Marriott elite status By opening a credit card or staying on a cash or award night, you can earn Marriott elite qualifying nights by the end of the year to enjoy status in 2024. Read more

The latest 1. Everything we know about Disney Treasure, coming to Disney Cruise Line in 2024 2. Caesars and Wyndham roll out Las Vegas giveaway, major boost to points transfer cap 3. Delta unveils high-speed Wi-Fi for regional jets, updates free internet rollout 4. Fate of JetBlue-Spirit merger hangs in balance as antitrust trial begins in Boston 5. Virgin Atlantic cuts Austin-London route, a rare blow for the Texas city 6. Rosewood's president on building luxury for locals and gearing up for company's biggest growth year ever 7. Update: Is it safe to travel to Israel, Egypt and the Middle East? 8. All trick, no treat: Royal Caribbean quietly raises automatic gratuity charges 9. Is a Priority Pass lounge membership actually worth it? 10. 2 US senators are targeting airlines' frequent flyer and loyalty programs

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