Ashley Wade, WalletHub Analyst
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No, you cannot use Chase Sapphire Reserve points on Expedia. That’s because Chase has moved its travel booking to its in-house Chase travel portal instead of partnering with Expedia.
Previously, Chase Ultimate Rewards portal used Expedia’s booking system within its travel portal, allowing you to redeem points seamlessly through an Expedia-powered experience. Now, with Chase having acquired another travel portal, bookings are done directly through Chase's own system. This means you need to use their travel platform to redeem points for travel purchases.
You still get the same value per point with your Chase Sapphire Reserve within the Chase portal, but these points can’t be applied directly on Expedia’s website or any other third-party portal.
If you specifically want to use Expedia, you could pay with your Chase Sapphire Reserve on Expedia and later redeem points for statement credits.
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The Chase Sapphire Reserve card’s travel category includes airfare and hotel stays, and travel purchases made through Chase Travel. The Chase Sapphire Reserve card’s travel category offers an impressive range of rewards, making it a favorite among travelers.
Chase Sapphire Reserve Travel Categories
- Airfare
- Hotel stays
- Chase Travel purchases
You can find the full list for the Chase Sapphire Reserve card travel category on Chase’s website.
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