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If you want to use a card every day and you use Expedia once in a while, then there are two options for you. The first one is acquiring a specific Expedia co-branded card, like a no-annual fee One Key™ Card*. This card allows you to earn OneKeyCash™ on Expedia, Hotels.com, Vrbo and on other everyday purchases. Plus, the card comes with various benefits and gives the cardholder automatic Silver tier in the One Key rewards program. The only drawback is that earned rewards can only be used for eligible bookings on Expedia, Hotels.com, and Vrbo.

If you want more flexibility in terms of rewards usage (Expedia included), better get a non-branded travel rewards credit card. Travel credit cards nowadays are pretty universal: they offer good rewards on all purchases, often with increased rewards for travel purchases, and allow using earned rewards as statement credits, gift cards, or even pure cash.

There are various travel rewards credit cards, and it might be hard to choose one best credit card for you. But if you are new to travel rewards or do not travel more than one or two times a year, look for simple credit cards with moderate annual fees. It might be a cash back credit card with fixed cash back or a card that offers a higher rewards rate on travel purchases. Such cards usually come with low to no annual fees, allow you to earn rewards without staying at hotels, and allow you to redeem earned rewards as statement credits or cash.

If you are an avid traveler and want your new credit card to have some travel benefits in addition to rewards earning, then look for travel rewards credit cards like the Citi Strata Elite℠ Card or the Chase Sapphire Reserve® Credit Card*. Such cards come with various travel credits and benefits like lounge access, upgrades, points transfers, or priority boarding. Another thing to consider when applying for such cards is that they also come with high annual fees and require good-to-excellent credit ratings to qualify.

*The information for the following product(s) has been collected independently by Credit-Land.com: One Key™ Card, Chase Sapphire Reserve® Credit Card. The card details on this page have not been reviewed or provided by the card issuer. Product details may vary. Please see the issuer website for current information. Credit-Land.com does not receive commission for this product.

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