What can you get with 100,000 points?

The Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card has a limited-time offer to earn 100,000 bonus points, up from its normal 75,000 bonus points.

You might be wondering what kinds of things you can do with 100,000 points. So to inspire you, I've made a list of 10 real ways you can use the 100,000 bonus points for travel.

Some of these are from recent Points deals members received. All prices are roundtrip.

10 ways to use 100,000 points

Some of the itineraries are way below 100,000 points, meaning you can stretch them for family travel. Several require a bit more, but if you already have points, they can help cover the difference.

Each of the ideas on this list involves transferring your credit card points to airline or hotel partners. Here's how to transfer points.

1. Fly to Paris or Amsterdam in Business class

Points required: 97,000 roundtrip
How to do it: Transfer points to Flying Blue
Or, fly 3 in economy for 30,000 roundtrip per person

2. Fly a family of 4 to Fort Lauderdale

Points required: 11,000 roundtrip per person
How to do it: Transfer points to JetBlue

3. Fly to Seoul, South Korea

Points required: 52,000 points roundtrip
How to do it: Transfer points to Virgin Atlantic

4. Fly to Sydney, Australia in Premium Economy

Points required: 140,000 points roundtrip
How to do it: Transfer points to United

5. Fly 2 to Dublin, Ireland

Points required: 50,000 roundtrip per person
How to do it: Transfer points to Flying Blue

6. Fly to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam in Business

Points required: 136,000 points roundtrip
How to do it: Transfer points to Flying Blue or ANA

7. Fly to a Caribbean Island

Points required: 20,000 to 25,000 points roundtrip
How to do it: Transfer points to JetBlue or United, depending on the itinerary

8. Fly to Tokyo, Japan

Points required: 110,000 points roundtrip
How to do it: Transfer points to United

9. Stay 3 nights at all-inclusive Hyatt Dreams Los Cabos Suites Golf Resort & Spa

Points required: transfer 34,000 points*
How to do it: Transfer points to Hyatt
Based on off-peak rates; rates vary depending on the calendar

10. Stay 3 nights at Grand Hyatt Baha Mar

Points required: transfer 34,000*
How to do it: Transfer points to Hyatt
Based on off-peak rates; rates vary depending on the calendar

*Points on the Chase Sapphire Preferred® transfer 4:3 to Hyatt, so 34,000 points become 25,500 Hyatt points, but you'll actually need 25,000 Hyatt points for these stays. Chase requires you to transfer points in 1,000-point increments.

Ready for your 100,000 points?

If any of these itineraries appeal to you, then the Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card is for you.

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Two other ways to earn 100,000 points

Two other cards, the Ink Business Unlimited® Credit Card and Ink Business Cash® Credit Card,-each with no annual fee-are currently running limited-time offers where you can earn a $1,000 bonus after spending $8,000 in four months.

The bonus comes in the form of 100,000 bonus points, and if you hold the Chase Sapphire Preferred®, Chase Sapphire Reserve or Sapphire Reserve for Business^SM you can use the points earned from these cards for travel by combining all your Chase points. Here's how.

With expert:

Kurt Adams

Kurt Adams is the Points and Miles Expert for the Going travel app. As a personal finance expert with a deep understanding of credit card rewards and frequent flier programs, Kurt helps consumers navigate the intersection of money and travel. A graduate of Princeton, he lives in New York.

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