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The Banks Deciding How Much of Your Trip They Want

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American banks have split into two clear camps over the premium travel-card business. A small group wants to own the trip itself, while most are content to own the customer who is paying for it. The divide marks a real strategic disagreement inside a card category that, from the outside, has long looked like one crowded field chasing the same affluent traveler.

With reporting from Skift.

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