The “Big Five” Canadian banks offer credit cards and include Royal Bank of Canada, Toronto Dominion Bank (TD Canada Trust), Bank of Nova Scotia, Bank of Montreal and Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC). Did you know that there are many other options?
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May 13 Update: Canada’s second Andaz Hotel to be in Toronto’s The One, Air France’s first North American destination for Airbus A350 to be Toronto & more!
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Anshul from Points, Miles & Bling let us know that the second Andaz Hotel for Canada is slated to open in Toronto in 2022. The 160 room hotel will open in “The One” which will be Canada’s tallest building once completed. The hotel itself won’t be very tall as it will be occupying floors 4 to 16. The first Andaz Hotel in Canada is located in Ottawa and has been open for several years now. (Source BlogTO HT Points, Miles & Bling) Image via Business WireAir France’s latest schedule update has Toronto becoming the airline’s first destination in North America for their new A350-900XWB aircraft. The planes feature a brand new business class cabin as well as a Premium Economy and Economy cabin. The flights on the new plane will start in late November which means which means we should know by about August or September if you may be able to book flights on them with Flying Blue’s famous Promo Rewards offers of 20% to 50% off reward tickets. Toronto is featured quite regularly, in fact this month sees 25% off business class tickets from Toronto for summer travel! So let’s keep our fingers crossed that Flying Blue will feel generous and offer some discount mileage offers for the new plane this winter! (Source Routesonline) Image via AirbusCurrently there is lots availability in business class on that first A350 flight out of Toronto on November 25 (I searched for 4 people): Posts since our last update:Earning Stories: 3,000 Aeroplan Miles earned on an Avis rental in Palm Springs Welcome to the another post in the Earning Stories series right here on Rewards Canada…
