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These credit cards can help you save big on travel to Orlando
– moneysense.ca
Orlando, Florida, is an expensive destination. A family of four could easily spend $1,000 per day on theme parks alone. It’s no surprise that for many families, visiting the city ends up being a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Despite its budget-busting costs, Orlando welcomed a record-breaking 1.2 million Canadian visitors in 2023, up 46% from the year before, making Canada the city’s top international market for tourists.
I’ve visited Orlando every year for the last decade—with a brief pause during the pandemic—and I’m not even a “Disney adult.” Sure, I enjoy theme parks, but I also love the food, shopping and other attractions that the destination has to offer.
The only reason I’m able to keep heading south each summer is because I use my loyalty points and credit cards to offset my expenses. Getting my flights and hotel stays for next to nothing makes the overall cost of travelling to Orlando a bit more manageable. You can do the same with the right combination of loyalty programs…
The best no-fee credit cards in Canada for 2024
– moneysense.ca
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