u/ConsciousChallenge51

Planning to make a trip from America to Europe next spring with my husband and 2 year old. I'm looking for insight or your favorite destinations with a toddler. I'm primarily interested in historic sites and architecture for myself, and seeing as we'll only be traveling for a week, we'll likely choose 1 or 2 cities max to explore.

Originally, I was looking into Italy, but I'd like to stay under $4.5k for hotels and tours. Now I'm looking more into Prague or Budapest. Any insight or additional suggestions would be so helpful!

Looking for someone advice on what card to shoot for next.

Next travel goal: planning a trip to Europe (Italy or Central Europe) and looking to use points for 3 flight tickets

Current cards: Chase Sapphire Preferred, Chase Ink Unlimited, Southwest Plus, Hyatt, and Chase Freedom Flex

My thoughts: Our regional airport has flights with United, American, and Delta so I'd like to get points with one of those. This leads me to consider a United Card, but I'm a little nervous that I won't get my money's worth if I'm not flying at least once a year (some years we fly multiple times but sometimes it's only once). Additionally, United's point redemption for the flights to Europe that I've looked at aren't the best compared to Delta, American, or if we just drove to the nearest international airport and fly Air France/KLM.

I've considered referring my husband for a Sapphire card bc he only has the freedom unlimited and no fee cards at all. I wonder however if the Sapphire Preferred fee would be worth it when I mostly use that card to transfer to partners which is a perk I already have access to with my Sapphire.

Thoughts?