Canada's third annual Canada's Top Travel Rewards Credit Cards. Travel Rewards Credit Cards continue to be one of the most popular type of credit cards in Canada and with the emergence of new cards from American Express and Capital One in the past year the industry became even more competitive! In terms of our rankings the biggest changes came in the Hybrid card, Airline card and Hotel card categories because of the new cards that came onto the market since last July. There was only one slight change in the Travel Points Card with annual fee category and there were no changes in the Travel Points with no annual fee category.

What is the best card? Well it is practically impossible to give that question a perfect answer, however we do breakdown the market of Canadian Travel Rewards credit cards into five major categories and pick the best in each one.


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Travel Rewards Credit Cards are one of the most popular type of credit cards in Canada, and with last years success of our first ever ranking of these cards we have decided to do it once again! Since this time last year some cards have left the Canadian market and others have emerged, most notably the MBNA Starwood Preferred Guest MasterCard left the scene only to be replaced by the Starwood Preferred Guest Credit Card from American Express. WestJet finally got their frequent flyer program off the ground and with it came the WestJet RBC MasterCards which play the biggest and best role in the airline's young program.

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hey aalton100

can you travel with 30,000 points? where can you go to?

I own the RBC Infinite Avion with the approximately 30000 points. I´m really satisfied.

I'm not sure if there is an exchange site on the net for canadians, however, I don't think you can exchange these points otherwise.

In this discussion forum they're talking about exchanging aeroplan points.
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/air-canada-aeroplan/17921-points-com-points-exchange-need-your-advice.html

It seems that points.com exchanges aeroplan and other canadian rewards programs.
https://www.points.com/loyalty-program/aeroplan

They were talking about the exact same question on redflagdeals.com
http://forums.redflagdeals.com/mbna-travel-rewards-into-aeroplan-points-854971/

Someone made a good point... it might be worth a call to MBNA customer service to ask them if they exchange points to aero plan points.

Is it possible to convert MBNA Travel Rewards points into Aeroplan points? Thanks!

I have the MBNA Travel Rewards Platinum card, I have saved enough points to travel to the next province in Canada. I may use it to go see my sister in Fort McMurray..

the main thing to know is that i pay off my balance at the end of each month.. I would not want to pay interest on this card because it would make the points really expensive.

It's nice to know that I can travel for free using my points..

I had this same question. I want to travel to South America next year.
I spend about $1000-2000 on my credit cards each month for my business. I thought this might be a good way to save up some points.

The questions I've got are:
If I only save up a portion of the points required can I still use them? How is this possible.?

Which credit card will help me save the most points and quickly.?

JeanKarla, you seem to be knowledgeable.. can you help me with this.

Your right 6536167.. The CIBC will give a welcome bonus of 15,000 Aeroplan Miles when you are going to use your new Aerogold card for the first time. Aside from that, you can 1.5 miles for every dollar you spend at gas stations, grocery and drug stores. It is also applicable if you spend on any Fairmont Hotels and Resorts worldwide. You can also have an access to every available seat on Air Canada including their executive class.

Another amazing thing about this card is that CIBC guarantees that you will not lose your miles due to account inactivity for 12 months.

To know more about Travel Credit Cards. Click here!

Wow... 6536167 you must have good credit, a good credit line, and a good credit rating?!! Do you use your card much for travel?