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The best destinations to book with points & miles

Compare award flight and hotel redemptions, flexible transfer partners, co-branded cards, and live transfer bonuses for Japan, China, the Philippines, Paris, London, Hawaii, Mexico, the Maldives and Disney. Use the Trip Gap Calculator to see how close your balances already are.

Destinations
9
Flights & hotels
Programs tracked
14
Airlines & hotels
Top CPP range
1.5–2.5¢
Via transfer partners
Data updated
Oct 2026
Live from database
Live transfer bonuses
No active transfer bonuses right now — check back soon.
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Award travel guides by destination

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🌏 Asia
🗼 Europe
🏖 Beach & Resort

How to use these award travel guides

1

Pick a destination to see award ranges for flights and hotels across all major programs — with live examples from our database.

2

Compare flexible points options before locking into a single airline or hotel currency — not all bank points transfer to all programs. See how airline miles and transfer partners work →

3

Check active transfer bonuses — a 25–30% boost can close your gap without opening a new card.

4

Open the Trip Gap Calculator to see exactly how your current balances stack up against a real trip.

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