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I am planning a trip to New Zealand and going to fly with Air New Zealand. Do you know which card will be able to get me a free ticket?

Answered on July 23, 2018 | Updated on July 23rd, 2018

Tags: Air New Zealand, Earning Rewards

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There are travel rewards credit cards that are issued by major credit card issuers, allow earning miles, and are not tied to a particular airline. Such travel rewards credit cards will allow you to earn miles on all your purchases and to redeem earned miles with any airline, including Air New Zealand. You can keep such cards as your primary card to accumulate more miles. In addition to miles you will be able to earn on your everyday purchases, travel rewards cards often come with a one-time bonus which can be enough for a round-trip reward ticket.

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