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Can you believe we’re halfway through August already? This month, there are several exciting news releases from a few of the Chase credit card families, including the Sapphire cards. Here is a closer look at how you might earn bonus travel points.
Chase Ink Card Designs
The three Chase Ink business credit cards are getting a new card design.
New applicants will receive the new card design beginning on August 16, 2021. Existing Ink members can request a replacement card with the new design too.
These three cards will have a revamped design that’s modern and sleek:
- Ink Business Preferred® Credit Card
- The Ink Business Unlimited® Credit Card
- And the Ink Business Cash® Credit Card
These are some of the best small business credit cards.
World of Hyatt
Hyatt has another way to earn bonus travel points. New applicants for The World of Hyatt Credit Card can earn a signup bonus.
Each tier-qualifying night credit gets you closer to upgrading to World of Hyatt Explorist loyalty status.
Additionally, cardholders can enjoy complimentary World of Hyatt Discoverist status for as long as their account is open.
Southwest Airlines
Now is a great time to go for a Southwest credit card.
Our favorite is the Southwest Rapid Rewards® Priority Credit Card because it comes with an annual travel credit of $75, 25% back on inflight purchases, plus you can upgrade up to 4 boardings annually (subject to availability).
Summary
These bonuses can help you plan your trips for the upcoming months and make up for a reduced travel schedule this year. You may also consider these other limited-time signup bonuses to earn bonus travel points from your next credit card.
