<prompt> Human: Through a lucky circumstance I have a paid-for round trip ticket to Tokyo this spring, wondering if its a good idea to get a credit card without foreign transaction fees and other misc. travel benefits just for the trip since I dont travel much and dont want to pay the annual fee next year. Would it be worth any credit score hits boosts to apply for it, use it for a few months, then cancel it? Not sure if this fits in the category of churning.My current credit card:- Citi DoubleCash, 5k limit, 2 cash back on everything, no annual fee, 3 foreign transaction fee in addition to any merchant fees that happen to come up.Proposed credit card:- AmEx Premier Rewards Gold, 0 foreign transaction fee, 0 annual fee for 1st year, 100 airline fee credit, 1 points rewards on most purchasesFeel free to ask for clarification if I left something useful out  <response>: If you can meet the minimum spend, sure, it makes sense to get a no FTF card, get the bonus, and canceldowngrade it before the annual fee posts.However, if you dont want to do that, CapitalOne Quicksilver is no FTF and no annual fee. Only 1.5 back, so not as good as DoubleCash on that, but good for this purpose. 