(Last Day For Many) 10 Updates From Marriott And Aeroplan

Here is your roundup of relevant updates from the most important and valuable rewards programs for Canadian travelers, Marriott and Aeroplan. The highlights are the Marriott promo for those traveling soon and yet another round of new partners for Aeroplan.

We are finalizing our ultimate guides to both Marriott and Aeroplan (and the other essential programs for Canadians), so make sure you sign up for our free travel rewards newsletter (if you haven’t already) to get them first.

So we’ll go over these updates with you and explain how you can take advantage of them.

6 Marriott updates

Marriott Bonvoy is by far the best hotel rewards program for Canadians since it’s so easy to earn many points, as you’ll see in update #6.

But the first 4 updates aren’t really updates, but rather promotions. Until October 14, Marriott Bonvoy is offering many offers, specials, and discounts to celebrate its Week of Wonders event so you don’t get very long to use (or register for) these.

Here are the details for each of these Marriott promotions.

1. Off-Peak pricing for all hotels in October

Marriott is offering Off-peak pricing at all hotels until October 31^st, as long as you book before October 14^th.

For example, if you were to go to one of Mexico’s Category 1 hotels like the waterfront AC Hotel Veracruz, a 5-night stay could cost as little as 20,000 points total!!!

That’s an amazingly low price!

It’s like getting 15 completely free nights just with the Marriott Bonvoy American Express Card‘s current welcome bonus instead of 11 free nights normally (or 23 free nights if your travel buddy gets one too) since we always use the Standard price to count the most common amount of free nights you can get.

Most not-very-nice hotels here in Canada cost more than 20,000 points per night… in October you can get 5 nights for the same price by choosing the right destinations!

That’s why it’s important to maximize your points if getting more free nights for the same amount of points is something you want! So don’t use them in expensive or popular destinations as we’ve always told you.

This promo translates to receiving a 33% discount compared to the Standard price when redeeming your Marriott Bonvoy points for a hotel stay this month!

As a reminder, there are 3 ways to maximize the value of Marriott points (which are variable-value rewards):

• Choosing Standard or Off-peak dates
• Choosing category 1 or 2 hotels
• Staying 5 nights at a time

Every Marriott hotel has only 3 possible prices for a free night paid for with points:

• Standard dates (the majority of dates)
• Off-peak dates (a bit cheaper)
• Peak dates (a bit more expensive)

These are dynamic dates, there’s no set calendar.

So every day is considered Off-Peak from now to the end of October and will cost fewer points:

• An Off-Peak category 1 hotel will cost 5,000 points
• An Off-Peak category 2 hotel will cost 10,000 points
• Etc.

There are many countries where you can normally get a lot of nights with Marriott Category 1 hotels but right now the most appealing for a last-minute trip in October are probably Spain and Mexico.

Mexico is as wide open as a country can be, with no entry requirements whether you are vaccinated or not. Spain has no entry requirements for vaccinated Canadians. You can check out our guide with every country’s entry rules to see the 160+ countries open to Canadians (it will be updated next weekend).

So with this sale, it’s worth shopping around if you want a last-minute trip and lock-in the lower price if the Off-Peak dates might work for you (and set a reminder to cancel it for free if you end up not needing them).

Bookings made with points are always refundable for free. There’s a deadline: Usually 1, 2, 7, 14, or more rarely 30 days before your check-in date; the cancelation deadline for each hotel is indicated very clearly when you book.

Our guide coming soon will tell you everything you need to know about maximizing your Marriott points.

2. Bonus of 2,000 points for current Marriott Bonvoy Amex Cardmembers

If you already have the Marriott Bonvoy American Express Card—the only card in Canada that literally every traveler should have—you can earn a one-time bonus of 2,000 points bonus on a stay that includes at least 1 paid night (a paid stay means a night paid with cash; a stay paid with points only would not count) at participating Marriott hotels worldwide.

You need to register for this offer on the Marriott website (log in first) by October 14 and your stay must be completed by November 21, 2021.

The great thing is that this promo can be stacked with update #5 below so you can double-dip and get even more bonus points (and stacked with the ≈ 14 points per C$ you already earn at Marriott by having and using the Marriott Bonvoy American Express Card.

If you don’t have the Marriott Bonvoy American Express Card, now is a great time to apply as there’s an amazing welcome bonus (that’s update #6 below).

3. Bonus of 55% when buying Marriott Bonvoy points

Marriott is selling Marriott Bonvoy points with a 55% bonus until October 14^th.

Why do travelers buy points? Well, variable-value rewards like Marriott Bonvoy points can provide outsized value and unlimited value so it can be worth it in some situations. But even with the huge bonuses often offered, there aren’t many of those situations (because the price to buy points is just too high).

It’s certainly not for everyone (or every use) and you’re much better off instead getting points by getting new credit cards and new welcome bonuses.

But if you don’t want to wait (or want to keep your Amex points to transfer to the valuable Aeroplan program instead) and you want to increase your stash of points, well, you can save a lot of money by buying points… if you use them for very luxurious and expensive hotels.

Yes, compared to paying the obscene amount of money the hotels in the highest categories cost when paid in cash, you can save money by buying points. But that’s about it.

To see a concrete example and all the details, check out our post about the Marriott points sale.

4. A few other less-interesting Week of Wonders promos

Also ending on October 14:

• 25% discount on paid stays worldwide
• US$300 credit for stays at luxury properties
• Triple points for Homes & Villas bookings
• 15% discount on All-inclusive hotels
• US$50 gift card for US$200 Marriott merchandise purchases

These are far from being interesting unless you were already going to book these at full price. This is true for the vast majority of travel sales and promotions, by the way. That’s why we don’t usually cover all those discounts that aren’t good enough to plan a trip around.

You can check out our detailed post about those 5 Marriott Week of Wonders promos if you want more details.

5. Marriott fall global promotion

Marriott’s fall global promotion gives you 1,500 bonus points for every stay.

It’s not the most lucrative of their global promotions (it might actually be the least lucrative we’ve ever seen), but it’s better than nothing. You must stay before December 12 but you must register before November 28.

If you want to maximize it, you need to stay in inexpensive hotels for just one night at a time (promos are often per stay and not per night, so changing hotels every night always boosts your earnings significantly).

By stacking with the update #2 promo above, your first paid 1-night stay would earn:

• 2,000 bonus points from this global promo
• 1,500 bonus points from the Week of Wonders promo

For someone with the Marriott Bonvoy American Express Card, that would be in addition to the:

• 10 points per US$ earned on all paid stays
• 1 point per US$ earned as an Elite bonus
• 5 points per C$ earned by paying with the card

That comes out to ≈ 14 points per C$, or another 1,400 points for a C$100 stay.

That would give you 4,900 points, a return of ≈ 44%, which isn’t bad. But as soon as you spend more, that return goes down dramatically.

Note that we told you about an Amex Offer that gives you $50 off if you spend $250 at Marriott a few months ago. If you had taken our advice and activated it on your account (because now it’s too late), you could stack that with these promos (the Amex Offer ends on October 31^st though).

6. Increased welcome bonus on the Marriott Bonvoy Amex Card

As mentioned, the Marriott Bonvoy American Express Card is one that all Canadian travelers should have and now the welcome bonus is 70,000 points instead of the regular 50,000 points.

You can check out our detailed review of the Marriott Bonvoy Amex Card.

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The American Express Cobalt Card offers even more Marriott points and also has an increased welcome bonus.

In fact, it’s the highest welcome bonus ever seen in Canada on a non-premium card) but those points can also be transferred to Aeroplan, which theoretically offers more value.

4 Aeroplan updates

Air Canada’s Aeroplan is also by far the best airline rewards program for Canadians since it’s actually even easier to earn many points, as you’ll see in update #10.

The first of these updates was announced while I was at a travel rewards event in Vancouver 2 weeks ago, where Air Canada’s Vice President of Loyalty was a guest speaker. He also promised more good news to come soon, which is promising!

Here are the details for each of these Aeroplan updates.

7. Enhancements to multi-City itineraries

For those who want to take advantage of Aeroplan’s stopovers, one of the program’s best perks that allows you to visit an additional destination for just 5,000 more points and create mini-round-the-world itineraries, there is good news.

The revamped Air Canada site does not yet have the technical capability to handle complex itineraries with stopovers, so temporarily you absolutely need to call to book if you want stopovers.

The first good news is that the phone booking fee (which is very appropriate in normal times for travelers who want to use up resources instead of just booking online like everyone else, but really not appropriate when the itinerary is simply impossible to book online) will be eliminated for bookings with stopovers.

The second good news is that the maximum duration of stopovers, which was only 30 days since the relaunch of the program, will increase by 50% and will now be 45 days.

8. Uber partnership

If you have an Aeroplan credit card, you get a free Uber Pass subscription for 12 months (premium level cards, the black ones), for 6 months (main level cards, the slate ones), or 3 months (basic level cards, the light grey ones).

This gives you free delivery and some other discounts. Additional integrations between Aeroplan and Uber will follow by the end of the year.

If you have the Amex Aeroplan Card or the Amex Aeroplan Reserve Card, you also get a free $10 credit for Uber Eats in October ($10 minimum purchase) and the membership offer will be available in November.

9. Gulf Air, new airline partner

Gulf Air is becoming an Aeroplan partner so that gives you a 40^th airline option to use your points with.

I love testing new airlines, especially with points. So I’ve already booked my own flights on Gulf Air for November.

I bought the crazy Toronto-Kuwait deal we shared with you recently for only $250 roundtrip and if the country opens up, I’m going to explore that country (there are Marriott category 2 hotels in Kuwait City).

But I might also go to Dubai because I want to discover this city for more than 3 hours (I had a layover there and just saw the Burj Khalifa), it’s the Expo 2020 [sic] and because there is a Marriott category 1 hotel in Sharjah nearby.

Anyway, from Kuwait City (KWI) to Dubai (DXB) only costs 7,500 points, or 15,000 points roundtrip and $122 in taxes/fees.

Very good compared to the still expensive cash prices in this region, at least for a while longer, while the ultra low-cost carrier (ULCC) Wizz Air grows its new Abu Dhabi division.

As a reminder, many travelers don’t know that the best value for your Aeroplan points is most often not to fly with Air Canada, but rather with the many partner airlines (since the pricing system works differently for Air Canada and for partner airlines). The upcoming guide will include many concrete examples.

Aeroplan is really on a roll, having added many very cool and unique non-Star Alliance partners.

In the last few months, they’ve added:

• Etihad (UAE)
• Azul (Brazil)
• Vistara (India)
• Air Serbia (Serbia)
• Virgin Australia (Australia)

And as Mark Nasr, AC’s Senior Vice President, told me at the July 2020 Aeroplan presentation event, we should expect even more additions.

This is great for us, as it gives us more opportunities to find good value for our Aeroplan points.

10. Huge amounts of Aeroplan points available

We’ll have articles (and even videos) comparing the current cards and offers soon, but in the meantime, it’s worth mentioning that there are a lot of incredibly high welcome bonuses for Aeroplan points right now courtesy of American Express.

Best credit cards for Aeroplan points
NEW TD® Aeroplan® Visa Infinite* Card
Min. income (card): $60k or $100kMinimum personal income of $60,000 or minimum household income of $100,000
Min. spend (bonus): $12k in 12 mos. (incl. $7.5k in 180 days)†
WELCOME BONUS ( VALUATION)	SEE MORE ends January 6th
≈ $791Flytrippers Valuation Welcome bonus (after 1st purchase): 10,000 pts (≈ $150) Welcome bonus (after $7.5k min. spend): 15,000 pts (≈ $225) Earn on $7.5k min. spend: 7,500 pts (≈ $113) Anniversary bonus (after another $4.5k in spend): 25,000 pts (≈ $375) Earn on another $4.5k in spend: 4,500 pts (≈ $67) Card fee (year 1): rebated the 1st year (-$0) Card fee (year 2): deducted (-$139)
Rewards: ≈ $791
Annual fee: $0 $139
Aeroplan points: 50k pts with bonus (62,000 pts total) 50k + 12k on min. spend
American Express® Aeroplan®* Card
Min. income (card): $0No minimum income required.
Min. spend (bonus): $3k in 3 mos. + $1k
WELCOME BONUS ( VALUATION)	SEE MORE
≈ $420Flytrippers Valuation Welcome bonus: 30,000 pts (≈ $450) Earn on $3k min. spend: 3,000 pts (≈ $45) Card fee (year 1): deducted (-$120) Renewal bonus: 10,000 pts (≈ $150) Earn on $1k min. spend: 1,000 pts (≈ $15) Card fee (year 2): deducted (-$120)
Rewards: ≈ $540
Card fee: $120
Aeroplan points: 44,000 pts + a free bag on Air Canada
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American Express® Gold Rewards Card
Min. income (card): $0No minimum income required.
Min. spend (bonus): $1k/month for 12 months
WELCOME BONUS ( VALUATION)	SEE MORE
≈ $930Flytrippers Valuation Welcome bonus: 60,000 pts (≈ $900) Earn on min. spend: 12,000 pts (≈ $180) Annual credit: can be cashed out ($100) Card fee: deducted (-$250) Also offered but not included in Valuation: NEXUS credit ($50)
Rewards: ≈ $1180
Card fee: $250
Aeroplan points: 72,000 pts + 4 lounges and $100 travel credit
NEW Platinum Card® from American Express
Min. income (card): $0No minimum income required.
Min. spend (bonus): $10k in 3 mos.
WELCOME BONUS ( VALUATION)	SEE MORE ends January 28th
≈ $1252Flytrippers Valuation Welcome bonus: 100,000 pts (≈ $1500) Earn on min. spend: 10,000 pts (≈ $150) Annual travel credit (year 1): can be cashed out ($200) Dining credit (year 1): $200 credit at conservative valuation (≈ $100) Card fee (year 1): deducted (-$799) Renewal bonus: 40,000 pts (≈ $600) Annual travel credit (year 2): can be cashed out ($200) Dining credit (year 2): $200 credit at conservative valuation (≈ $100) Card fee (year 2): deducted (-$799)
Rewards: ≈ $2051
Card fee: $799
Aeroplan points: 150,000 pts + unlimited PP lounges and $200 travel credit
American Express Cobalt® Card
Min. income (card): $0No minimum income required.
Min. spend (bonus): $750/month for 12 months
WELCOME BONUS ( VALUATION)	SEE MORE
≈ $744Flytrippers Valuation Welcome bonus: 15,000 pts (≈ $225) Earn on min. spend: 45,000 pts (≈ $675) Card fee: deducted (-$156)
Rewards: ≈ $900
Card fee: $156
Aeroplan points: 60,000 pts + 5X the points best card in Canada
American Express® Aeroplan®* Reserve Card
Min. income (card): $0No minimum income required.
Min. spend (bonus): $7.5k in 3 mos.
WELCOME BONUS ( VALUATION)	SEE MORE
≈ $442Flytrippers Valuation Welcome bonus: 60,000 pts (≈ $900) Earn on min. spend: 9,375 pts (≈ $141) Card fee: deducted (-$599) Also offered but not included in Valuation: renewal bonus of 25,000 pts (≈ $375) with extra $2500 spend
Rewards: ≈ $1041
Card fee: $599
Aeroplan points: 69,375 pts + unlimited AC lounges & other AC benefits
TD® Aeroplan® Visa* Infinite Privilege* Card
Min. income (card): $150k or $200kMinimum personal income of $150,000 or minimum household income of $200,000
Min. spend (bonus): $24k in 12 mos. (or $12k for lower bonus)
WELCOME BONUS ( VALUATION)	SEE MORE ends January 6th
≈ $452Flytrippers Valuation Welcome bonus (after 1st purchase): 20,000 pts (≈ $300) Welcome bonus (after $12k min. spend): 30,000 pts (≈ $450) Earn on 12k min. spend: 15,000 pts (≈ $225) Anniversary bonus (after another $12k in spend): 30,000 pts (≈ $450) Earn on another 12k in spend: 15,000 pts (≈ $225) Card fee (year 1): deducted (-$599) Card fee (year 2): deducted (-$599)
Rewards: ≈ $1051
Annual fee: $599
Aeroplan points: 80k pts with bonus (110,000 pts total) 80k + 30k on min. spend
TD® Aeroplan® Visa* Platinum Card
Min. income (card): $0No minimum income required.
Min. spend (bonus): $1k in 3 months
WELCOME BONUS ( VALUATION)	SEE MORE ends January 6th
≈ $315Flytrippers Valuation Welcome bonus (after 1st purchase): 10,000 pts (≈ $150) Welcome bonus (after min. spend): 10,000 pts (≈ $150) Earn on min. spend: 1,000 pts (≈ $15) Card fee: rebated the 1st year (-$0)
Rewards: ≈ $315
Annual fee: $0 $89
Aeroplan points: 20k pts with bonus (21,000 pts total) 20k + 1k on min. spend
American Express® Business Gold Rewards Card
Card: no business required
Min. spend (bonus): $7.5k in 3 mos.
WELCOME BONUS ( VALUATION)	SEE MORE
≈ $514Flytrippers Valuation Welcome bonus: 40,000 pts (≈ $600) Earn on min. spend: 7,500 pts (≈ $113) Card fee: deducted (-$199) Also offered but not included in Valuation: quarterly spending bonus
Rewards: ≈ $713
Card fee: $199
Aeroplan points: 47,500 pts + simpler min. spend structure
American Express® Green Card
Min. income (card): $0No minimum income required.
Min. spend (bonus): $1k in 3 mos.
WELCOME BONUS ( VALUATION)	SEE MORE
≈ $165Flytrippers Valuation Welcome bonus: 10,000 pts (≈ $150) Earn on min. spend: 1,000 pts (≈ $15) Card fee: no annual fee (-$0)
Rewards: ≈ $165
Card fee: $0
Aeroplan points: 11,000 pts + no fees but way less value
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Best credit cards for Aeroplan points		WELCOME BONUS ( VALUATION)	Aeroplan points
NEW	TD® Aeroplan® Visa Infinite* Card Min. income (card): $60k or $100kMinimum personal income of $60,000 or minimum household income of $100,000 Min. spend (bonus): $12k in 12 mos. (incl. $7.5k in 180 days)†	≈ $791Flytrippers Valuation Welcome bonus (after 1st purchase): 10,000 pts (≈ $150) Welcome bonus (after $7.5k min. spend): 15,000 pts (≈ $225) Earn on $7.5k min. spend: 7,500 pts (≈ $113) Anniversary bonus (after another $4.5k in spend): 25,000 pts (≈ $375) Earn on another $4.5k in spend: 4,500 pts (≈ $67) Card fee (year 1): rebated the 1st year (-$0) Card fee (year 2): deducted (-$139) Rewards: ≈ $791 Annual fee: $0 $139	50k pts with bonus (62,000 pts total) 50k + 12k on min. spend	SEE MORE ends January 6th
	American Express® Aeroplan®* Card Min. income (card): $0No minimum income required. Min. spend (bonus): $3k in 3 mos. + $1k	≈ $420Flytrippers Valuation Welcome bonus: 30,000 pts (≈ $450) Earn on $3k min. spend: 3,000 pts (≈ $45) Card fee (year 1): deducted (-$120) Renewal bonus: 10,000 pts (≈ $150) Earn on $1k min. spend: 1,000 pts (≈ $15) Card fee (year 2): deducted (-$120) Rewards: ≈ $540 Card fee: $120	44,000 pts + a free bag on Air Canada	SEE MORE
	American Express® Gold Rewards Card Min. income (card): $0No minimum income required. Min. spend (bonus): $1k/month for 12 months	≈ $930Flytrippers Valuation Welcome bonus: 60,000 pts (≈ $900) Earn on min. spend: 12,000 pts (≈ $180) Annual credit: can be cashed out ($100) Card fee: deducted (-$250) Also offered but not included in Valuation: NEXUS credit ($50) Rewards: ≈ $1180 Card fee: $250	72,000 pts + 4 lounges and $100 travel credit	SEE MORE
NEW	Platinum Card® from American Express Min. income (card): $0No minimum income required. Min. spend (bonus): $10k in 3 mos.	≈ $1252Flytrippers Valuation Welcome bonus: 100,000 pts (≈ $1500) Earn on min. spend: 10,000 pts (≈ $150) Annual travel credit (year 1): can be cashed out ($200) Dining credit (year 1): $200 credit at conservative valuation (≈ $100) Card fee (year 1): deducted (-$799) Renewal bonus: 40,000 pts (≈ $600) Annual travel credit (year 2): can be cashed out ($200) Dining credit (year 2): $200 credit at conservative valuation (≈ $100) Card fee (year 2): deducted (-$799) Rewards: ≈ $2051 Card fee: $799	150,000 pts + unlimited PP lounges and $200 travel credit	SEE MORE ends January 28th
	American Express Cobalt® Card Min. income (card): $0No minimum income required. Min. spend (bonus): $750/month for 12 months	≈ $744Flytrippers Valuation Welcome bonus: 15,000 pts (≈ $225) Earn on min. spend: 45,000 pts (≈ $675) Card fee: deducted (-$156) Rewards: ≈ $900 Card fee: $156	60,000 pts + 5X the points best card in Canada	SEE MORE
	American Express® Aeroplan®* Reserve Card Min. income (card): $0No minimum income required. Min. spend (bonus): $7.5k in 3 mos.	≈ $442Flytrippers Valuation Welcome bonus: 60,000 pts (≈ $900) Earn on min. spend: 9,375 pts (≈ $141) Card fee: deducted (-$599) Also offered but not included in Valuation: renewal bonus of 25,000 pts (≈ $375) with extra $2500 spend Rewards: ≈ $1041 Card fee: $599	69,375 pts + unlimited AC lounges & other AC benefits	SEE MORE
	TD® Aeroplan® Visa* Infinite Privilege* Card Min. income (card): $150k or $200kMinimum personal income of $150,000 or minimum household income of $200,000 Min. spend (bonus): $24k in 12 mos. (or $12k for lower bonus)	≈ $452Flytrippers Valuation Welcome bonus (after 1st purchase): 20,000 pts (≈ $300) Welcome bonus (after $12k min. spend): 30,000 pts (≈ $450) Earn on 12k min. spend: 15,000 pts (≈ $225) Anniversary bonus (after another $12k in spend): 30,000 pts (≈ $450) Earn on another 12k in spend: 15,000 pts (≈ $225) Card fee (year 1): deducted (-$599) Card fee (year 2): deducted (-$599) Rewards: ≈ $1051 Annual fee: $599	80k pts with bonus (110,000 pts total) 80k + 30k on min. spend	SEE MORE ends January 6th
	TD® Aeroplan® Visa* Platinum Card Min. income (card): $0No minimum income required. Min. spend (bonus): $1k in 3 months	≈ $315Flytrippers Valuation Welcome bonus (after 1st purchase): 10,000 pts (≈ $150) Welcome bonus (after min. spend): 10,000 pts (≈ $150) Earn on min. spend: 1,000 pts (≈ $15) Card fee: rebated the 1st year (-$0) Rewards: ≈ $315 Annual fee: $0 $89	20k pts with bonus (21,000 pts total) 20k + 1k on min. spend	SEE MORE ends January 6th
	American Express® Business Gold Rewards Card Card: no business required Min. spend (bonus): $7.5k in 3 mos.	≈ $514Flytrippers Valuation Welcome bonus: 40,000 pts (≈ $600) Earn on min. spend: 7,500 pts (≈ $113) Card fee: deducted (-$199) Also offered but not included in Valuation: quarterly spending bonus Rewards: ≈ $713 Card fee: $199	47,500 pts + simpler min. spend structure	SEE MORE
	American Express® Green Card Min. income (card): $0No minimum income required. Min. spend (bonus): $1k in 3 mos.	≈ $165Flytrippers Valuation Welcome bonus: 10,000 pts (≈ $150) Earn on min. spend: 1,000 pts (≈ $15) Card fee: no annual fee (-$0) Rewards: ≈ $165 Card fee: $0	11,000 pts + no fees but way less value	SEE MORE
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Short-haul flights only require 12,000 points roundtrip and flights to Florida only require 20,000 points roundtrip, for example. So the welcome bonuses are offering a lot of award flights right now!

It’s a great time to join Flytrippers readers who have now accumulated over $1 million in travel rewards with our welcome bonus recommendations alone (or add to your collection).

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Summary

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