Cameron DiGiovanni, Writer
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You cannot transfer Barclays points to travel partners such as hotels or airlines. Instead of transferring points, you can redeem Barclays points for travel through the rewards redemption program. When booking travel through Barclays, you’ll be able to pay for flights and hotel rooms with providers such as JetBlue, Hawaiian Airlines, and Wyndham Hotels.
The best way to redeem Barclays rewards points is to spend them on Holland America Line purchases. This will get you up to 1 cent or more per point. Also, remember that if you have multiple Barclays cards, you cant pool your points from those cards. To learn more, refer to WalletHub's guide on the Barclays rewards program.
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I have looked everywhere and do not see anywhere to use these points for Holland America. Can you please clarify?