Where Canadians SHOULD Travel Using Points (Best Deals)

📥 Where should you travel using your points? We show you each week (for free) with our newsletter that shows the best travel deals → bit.ly/3Q9HEMU
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🇨🇦 Where Canadians SHOULD Travel Using Points (Best Deals)
What are the best destinations to visit on points and miles? What are the best Airlines and flights to take using points?
The short answer is, “it depends”. But don’t worry because the long answer is much more interesting, let alone a lot more valuable 💰
In fact, by not knowing what we cover in this video, you could spend 140,000 points on your next trip while the person sitting next to you spends just 70,000.
So if you want to travel further by spending less, watch this as you’ll learn:
1️⃣ The Most Important Miles & Points Rule: once you discover this, you instantly access hundreds of amazing destinations around the world.
2️⃣ How To Find Your Travel Sweet Spot: whether you wish to go to the US, South America, Europe, or beyond, we break down the strategies you need; including 👇
3️⃣ The Best Cards To Utilize: depending on your travel plans, different cards offer different value - in this video, we help you find the card you need.
4️⃣ One of The Best Travel Tips You’ll Ever Uncover: this single strategy allows you to tick two, three, and maybe even four bucket list destinations in one go 😲
A few tweaks to your Miles & Points strategies can pay dividends, as those discussed in this video show. When you combine them with the market’s best current cards (see below), you transform how you travel ✈️
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[@thetranquiltraveller]

Always dropping value! Good reminder about the Aeroplan stopover option to squeeze even more value 💪

[@mjmaillet879]

How do you book a flight with a month long layover? Is there a specific way to find this when using aeroplan ?

[@PrinceofTravel]

You can search and book online right on Air Canada's main site. We have a post with some more details on the process. princeoftravel.com/guides/aeroplan-stopovers/

[@linesided]

My score of the year so far is o/w HNL-YUL economy 10,100 points and 100 bucks tax. 787 service to Toronto, A330 to Montreal.

[@audreypangilinan6453]

Thanks for always sharing amazing travel deals🥳🚀🛫

[@HmS1856]

As an Aeroplan member I am never able to get the deals you claim are available. Most normal people cant have multiple loyalty plans and accumulate points at a reasonable rate to be able to redeem points for flights on multiple programs. Additionally, most people don't have the kind of flexibility with their life schedule to be able to maximize rewards benefits as you claim. It would be far more useful to subscribers for you to talk about one loyalty program in a video at a slower pace than jumping around about what can be done on multiple reward programs. Your videos would be more helpful if you were more focused! Sorry to be critical but I am meaning to be constructive...Cheers!

[@Wds__99]

The only way to redeem reasonable points these days is to plan your dates around award availability. If you have fixed dates pretty much forget about using your points. Especially if you are stuck travelling at peak holiday times.

[@afzalshaikh2128]

You need to research and try it yourself by logging in and looking at routes. Not everything can be covered in one video. I can attest to getting several deals from this channel over last 5 years.

[@linesided]

I feel you pain, but there is no shortcut to a great deal. To put it in perspective I spend between 2-5 hours a week checking pricing, looking at specials, drilling into points options. It's an exhaustive process, which is why most people don't bother. I guess you have to really enjoy the hunt (and have the time/inclination to do so!)

[@jonathangot]

Domestic partnerships such as flights with 5T are also valuable. Since it's domestic, you can book the entire $2,300 Arctic Capital Express on just 12.5K points. I'm doing it later this year. I have yet to see a vlog on this 4-stop route.

[@Broneck01]

How do you book this?

[@DanielMoralesD]

Your content is always great and valuable. Is there a video or you still should make a video of the Asia miles or a demo of how to book partners with Aeroplan points?

[@PrinceofTravel]

Hi Daniel! There is a video about Asia Miles, however it is probably due for an update as some of their pricing has changed since it was released. It can be found here, however: youtube.pulse.ly/oblekiir7b An updated Asia Miles guide is available on our website in the meantime. princeoftravel.pulse.ly/9ym9qzvf4f Lastly, to book Aeroplan partners with points, you search the same as you would for any Air Canada flight, and if there are partner seats available on your desired route, they will show in the search results. Our Aeroplan guide provides some more details on that as well. princeoftravel.pulse.ly/qkyxwobrki Cheers!

[@DanielMoralesD]

@@PrinceofTravel thanks for taking the time to reply. I'll take a look, I'm sure they will be helpful, I look forward to an updated version of Asia miles, all the best!!!

[@wnm23]

Can you get the welcome bonus on the RBC Avion Visa Platinum if you already have the RBC Avion Visa Infinite and got the welcome bonus there (taking into account the 190 rule) ?

[@IamArloFischer]

Flying Blue business class isn't always 50K though. There are usually only a couple days per month available at that point level. Most are way higher - ie a range.

[@jeremythebeer8609]

Is lay flat seating that good? I can sleep sitting up. We're heading to Spain (purchased) in Premium Economy and I'm using my eUpgrades to bid on Business... I'm also currently sitting on a lot of points I think (400,000?)

[@PrinceofTravel]

Let's just say, once you tried lie flat bed for long haul, you will not want to return to sleeping upright :)

[@hn2426]

When I book with Air Canada it says "Earn 100% Aeroplan points and Status Qualifying Miles; choose a standard seat anytime at no charge.." That means I get 100% points for the amount of moneys I paid for the tickets or 100% points for the actual miles I travel by Air Canada?

[@PrinceofTravel]

Status Qualifying Dollars are earned based on the dollars you spend on flights ticketed by Air Canada (tickets starting with 014), Status Qualifying Miles (and points) are earned based on fare category and distance flown. princeoftravel.pulse.ly/nea0oc074k “Keep in mind that the amount of Aeroplan points you earn on a flight largely mirrors the amount of SQM earned, although it’s important to point out that these are two very different things.”

[@warsongtristan6649]

Condor and eurowings are a fortune

[@patratcan]

I couldn't find ANY flight from Eurowings...got details?

[@PrinceofTravel]

You need to find out which route does eurowings fly to first before able to search for it efficiently

[@mikeyoung7640]

I got a question. Do hard poles stay on your report for six years. If so, do you have to wait till those hard inquiries fall off your report if you have a lot of them also having too many credit cards stop you from getting credit because I’m thinking about getting the American Express cashback card, I would like to get it but I’m afraid it’s gonna get because I have a lot of cards already and hard pulls I haven’t made any new hard pulls the last four months

[@PrinceofTravel]

Hey Mike, check out this article on our website about managing your credit inquiries: princeoftravel.com/guides/how-to-manage-your-credit-inquiries/

[@sebastiendroletpoitras3738]

I have enjoyed all the videos i've watched from you but it is still too much information for me to process. Do you offer any services to find me the best deal for 1 particular trip we want to be making with specific dates?

[@PrinceofTravel]

Yes we do offer award search consultation service: princeoftravel.pulse.ly/ayrhjnwadb Hope this helps! :)

[@Joyal369]

100k lfg!!!

[@trustedmortgages]

This is 5 videos in one. Information overload!

[@jeremythebeer8609]

No kidding. This is the guy you want as a friend.

[@ahadali2215]

Which credit card should I get as a student?

[@PrinceofTravel]

Try look into these ones RBC: ION or ION+ TD: Aeroplan Platinum CIBC: Aeroplan Platinum Scotiabank: Scene Visa for Student

[@ahadali2215]

@@PrinceofTravel oh I didn't know, I got the amex green card and cibc aeroplan visa card (free one). What should I get next? And which one should I use daily?

[@PrinceofTravel]

Hi, feel free to join us in our facebook group: facebook.pulse.ly/tbs08pitsd And you can have our community to help to chime in their recommendations also :)

[@YashSharma-wq9gn]

Is there any website to view which routes have the points discount each month ? Planning to visit 2-3 countries in Europe later this year and it doesn’t really matter to me if the flight is from anywhere in canada.

[@PrinceofTravel]

The 2 main airlines program that offer monthly discount are Airfrance/KLM'sFlying Blue program, and Singapore Airlines' Krisflyer. So you may subscribe to their program newsletter, or you can read our monthly publication when they do release their monthly promo: For example for this month: princeoftravel.pulse.ly/oq6hiemlrs princeoftravel.pulse.ly/uaf9fzefjh or you can also join us on facebook to get notified when such articles are released: facebook.pulse.ly/csyjynmtw8

[@harmand1216]

1st?

[@marc-antoineclavel5546]

Second?

[@Lee-mp5vg]

Third?