All the gift credit cards seem to have $500 limits. For their 60th birthday, the family is all chipping in to get my parents a cruise and wanted to throw in something like a $2000 for airfare and various expenses, Any suggestions would be appreciated.
I think the easiest thing might be to just get them 4 $500 cards and you could label them like with fun stickers put "airfare" on 2 of them and put "fun" on the other 2.
Or you guys could pool all the money to one person and that person could go to the bank and get a cashier's check for the 2,000. Then your parents could just deposit the money into their checking account and use if from there.
Try looking in to honeymoon wedding gift registry. I know that you can register your honeymoon on various travel websites, then gift givers will gift the money into the account toward airfare, hotel stays, dinners, excursions, etc. I'm sure the same rules would apply for anniversary and birthday gifts.
not sure if Visa has gift card that high but here is an suggestion
American airlines sells gift cards up $1500 and according facts
(shown below ) you could get two cards
from the American airline gift card website:
American Airlines Gift Cards Are Available On AA.com
Purchase Online
Looking for the perfect gift idea? Consider the gift of travel the next time you need a birthday, wedding or graduation gift for someone special. American Airlines Gift Cards are available for purchase and redemption at AA.com in any denomination between $50 and $1500. You can buy either a plastic card and have it mailed or a virtual card delivered via email. You can use up to eight (8) Gift Cards at one time toward the purchase of a ticket to hundreds of exciting destinations throughout the world. And, with no expiration date or fees, American Airlines Gift Cards are perfect for any occasion. Terms and Conditions apply.
If you ring visa they will send you one out.
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