What are the Citibank dining benefits? This question is about Citi Credit Cards

The Citibank dining benefits include the Citi Concierge perk, Citi Entertainment, and bonus rewards on dining with certain Citi credit cards. Best Citibank Dining Benefits Citi Concierge: This perk offers personal assistance to eligible cardholders who want to book restaurant reservations, Citi Entertainment: This benefit hosts special dining events. All Citibank credit cards have access to Citi Entertainment. Bonus rewards: This type of rewards save cardholders money on purchases made at restaurants. For instance, the Citi Premier® Card offers 3 points / $1 spent at restaurants. Before you apply, be sure to also look at the many other great credit cards for dining currently on the market, so that you get the best card for your needs.

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The Citibank dining benefits include the Citi Concierge perk, Citi Entertainment, and bonus rewards on dining with certain Citi credit cards.

Best Citibank Dining Benefits

Citi Concierge: This perk offers personal assistance to eligible cardholders who want to book restaurant reservations,
Citi Entertainment: This benefit hosts special dining events. All Citibank credit cards have access to Citi Entertainment.
Bonus rewards: This type of rewards save cardholders money on purchases made at restaurants. For instance, the Citi Premier® Card offers 3 points / $1 spent at restaurants.

Before you apply, be sure to also look at the many other great credit cards for dining currently on the market, so that you get the best card for your needs.

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How can I use my Citi ThankYou points?

The best way you can use your Citi ThankYou points is to redeem them for travel or gift cards.

To get started, you need to access the "Thank You from Citi" page where you can see all the available redemption options.

Once logged in, you can shop with your points at partners like Amazon.com, buy gift cards, book travel or contribute to charities.

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How much are Citi ThankYou points worth?

Citi ThankYou points are worth up to 1.25 cents each, depending on which card you have and how you redeem. But a Citi ThankYou point’s value can also be as low as 0.5 cent.

Citi ThankYou points are worth most when earned with either the Citi Premier Card or Citi Prestige® Card and redeemed for travel through Citi. Travel is the most valuable redemption method for people with other Citi points credit cards, too,...

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What are the benefits of Citibank credit cards?

The benefits of Citibank credit cards include travel accident insurance, an annual travel credit up to $250, and a TSA PreCheck or Global Entry fee credit. These benefits are mostly found on the top-tier Citibank credit cards, though many more Citibank credit cards have contactless chip technology and no foreign transaction fees. To know which perks are included on a specific card, you’ll need to call customer service at 1 (800) 347-4934 or check the Citibank website.

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