Citi Adds $200 a Year in Dining Credits to AAdvantage Executive Card
Cardholders get two $100 inKind dining credits each year, and the second one can be used now, according to several outlets.
Citi has added a new dining perk to its Citi / AAdvantage Executive World Legend Mastercard. The card now offers $200 in inKind dining credits each year. The Points Guy and View from the Wing both reported the change.
The credit comes in two parts. One $100 credit covers January to June. A second $100 credit covers July to December, according to Doctor of Credit.
The July to December credit is ready to use now. Doctor of Credit says it found no other limits, such as a minimum spend. View from the Wing says Citi confirmed the addition, which had not been announced before.
To use it, add the card to the inKind app. Then pick the credit when you pay at a taking-part restaurant. Doctor of Credit says the credit briefly showed on the benefits list, then disappeared, and VFTW later confirmed it.
What it means for travelers
Cardholders who eat out can get $200 a year back on meals at inKind restaurants. The credit only works at restaurants that take part in inKind. Check that a restaurant near you or near your travel plans is on the app.
What to watch next
Add your card to the inKind app and check the terms there. Confirm the details with Citi before you rely on the credit, since the offer was not announced before.
How the story unfolded
- Prince of Travel How Do the 11 Aeroplan Credit Cards Compare?
Read the original reporting
- Doctor of Credit – Citi Adds $200 inKind Dining Credit To American Airlines Executive Card ↗
- View from the Wing – Citi Adds $200 In Annual Dining Credits To Its American Airlines Executive Card—$100 Available Now ↗
- The Points Guy – Exclusive: Citi just added a delicious $200 perk to its premium American Airlines card ↗
- Upgraded Points – I Already Have 11 Credit Cards, but Here’s Why I’m Getting the Citi AAdvantage Executive Card ↗
- Prince of Travel – How Do the 11 Aeroplan Credit Cards Compare? ↗
Quick questions
What is this points & miles story about?
Cardholders get two $100 inKind dining credits each year, and the second one can be used now, according to several outlets.
What does this mean for travelers?
Cardholders who eat out can get $200 a year back on meals at inKind restaurants. The credit only works at restaurants that take part in inKind. Check that a restaurant near you or near your travel plans is on the app.
What happens next?
Add your card to the inKind app and check the terms there. Confirm the details with Citi before you rely on the credit, since the offer was not announced before.
Which outlets reported this?
This brief is based on reporting from Doctor of Credit, View from the Wing, The Points Guy, Upgraded Points and Prince of Travel. Links to the original stories are listed on this page.
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