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Business credit cards, like personal credit cards, can come with numerous travel benefits and perks. Business travel benefits may include no foreign transaction fees, trip cancellation or interruption insurance, travel insurance, auto rental damage collision waivers, travel and emergency assistance services, travel credits, priority boarding, airport lounge access, free checked bags, hotel status, companion certificates, or other benefits.

Each business card has its own set of travel benefits and protections. Thus, for example, with the Citi® / AAdvantage Business™ World Elite Mastercard® credit card (Citi is a Credit-Land.com advertising partner) you can get a free first checked bag on domestic American Airlines itineraries, enjoy preferred boarding on American Airlines flights, save 25% on American Airlines inflight Wi-Fi, and earn an American Airlines Companion Certificate. Other cards may offer different benefits, so you can look for a card based on the benefit you want to get. For example, if you need free airport lounge access, look for the cards that offer free or discounted lounge access in airports you use often.

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