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Hong Kong Airlines has recently become an Etihad Airways partner, allowing members to earn and redeem miles across both programs. This guide covers Etihad Guest partners, elite benefits, earning, transfers, and award flights.
Using Ping An Wanlitong’s June promo, Flying Blue miles cost as little as 1.54 cpp CAD—about CAD 1,108 for China Airlines business from Vancouver to Shanghai via Taipei. This guide prices the usual Flying Blue sweet spots if you buy every mile instead of earning them.
Petro-Canada added a Platinum tier to Petro Points in 2026, making it Canada’s first gas-station frequent-fueller program. Link RBC or Triangle Rewards for extra cents off, bonus points, and occasional $10 CT Money fills.
A practical guide to Simplii Financial, a Canadian digital bank with low-fee accounts, deposit promotions, CIBC ATM access, and a no-fee cash-back Visa card.
Take a 40% off Flying Blue buy-miles promotion as an example: billing in euros instead of US dollars can cut the cost by about 10%. This tip covers the 1.22 EUR/USD breakeven and how to set the site to France so Buy Miles charges in euros.
How to book and potentially extend a Hilton Free Night Reward, reach English or Chinese-speaking Hilton support, and earn certificates through U.S. Amex Hilton cards.
On January 19, 2026, Air Transat said it will launch a new loyalty program with Desjardins and Visa in the second half of 2026. Full benefits, tiers, and the cobrand card details are not out yet.
Chase's IHG One Rewards Business Card now offers up to 200,000 points, Platinum Elite status, a 50,000-point anniversary Free Night Award, and a refreshed $200 annual-fee benefit package.
Chase's no-annual-fee IHG card now offers up to 135,000 points and adds Elite Night Credits, a 2027 spending requirement for Fourth Reward Night Free, and updated partner benefits.
As of September 13, 2026, the Chase Marriott Bonvoy Bold Credit Card offers 45,000 Marriott Bonvoy points after $1,000 in spending. A $0-annual-fee Marriott co-brand with automatic Silver Elite status and no foreign transaction fee.
As of the September 13, 2026 update, the welcome offer is three 50,000-point Free Night Awards plus up to $100 in airline credits. The card earns 6x at participating Marriott Bonvoy hotels, includes an anniversary Free Night Award, automatic Silver Elite Status, and travel protections.
As of the September 13, 2026 update, the welcome offer is 85,000 Marriott Bonvoy points. The card includes automatic Gold Elite status, 4x on grocery and dining, and a Free Night Award after $15,000 in spending.
