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The Chase Sapphire Preferred\u00ae Card<\/a><\/span> (see rates and fees<\/a><\/span>) is now even more valuable after its recent refresh added new benefits<\/a><\/span>, like a $100 annual<\/a><\/span> Chase Travel\u2120<\/a><\/span> hotel credit each anniversary year and a $120 application fee credit for Global Entry<\/a><\/span>, TSA PreCheck<\/a><\/span> or Nexus<\/a><\/span>.<\/p>\n But that’s not all: For a limited time, you can also earn 100,000 bonus points after spending $5,000 on purchases in the first three months from account opening.<\/strong><\/p>\n To celebrate, we are sharing some of the best and easiest ways to maximize this limited-time offer. So far, we’ve shown you how to book round-trip flights for the whole family to Hawaii<\/a><\/span> and how to fly business class to Japan<\/a><\/span> with 100,000 Chase Ultimate Rewards points.<\/p>\n Next up: How to fly business class to Europe using the points from this welcome bonus.<\/p>\n Chase Ultimate Rewards<\/a><\/span> can be transferred to several airline partner programs to book these flights. For example, you can book business-class flights to Spain on Iberia from as few as 40,500 Chase points transferred to British Airways Club<\/a><\/span> (or Iberia Club<\/a><\/span>) at a 1:1 rate; however, this exceptional price is available on only a handful of nonstop routes from the Northeast to Adolfo Su\u00e1rez Madrid-Barajas Airport (MAD).<\/p>\n Another option is to transfer your Chase points to Air France-KLM’s Flying Blue program<\/a><\/span>, where business-class flights on a wider network start from 60,000 miles per person. However, as these are priced dynamically<\/a><\/span>, on popular dates the redemption rates can be much higher than this and carrier-imposed surcharges are also payable.<\/p>\n A better option for most travelers is Air Canada Aeroplan<\/a><\/span>, which offers a fixed business-class rate to Europe and good availability across a wide range of Star Alliance airlines and transatlantic routes.<\/p>\n