Air Canada extends its Edinburgh to Toronto service

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• sayling says:

  1 Apr1 April 09:52

  I booked a couple of rooms for April in Brantford, Canada a couple of weeks ago, 15k points per night each room.
  Checked last night, gone up to 16k, but with the 15% discount, worth cancelling and rebooking.

  Every little helps, as they say

• RussellH says:

  1 Apr1 April 10:12

  We seemed to be doing this constantly during the second half of last year. We would book something, then we would be e-mailed with details of 20% for having IHG CCards, then we would check and the number of base points had gone sown and we had to rebook again.

  This offer is nothing like as good as last years, though. Only 15% rather than 20%, and only for a very short period – it was around three months as I recall.
  Our first IHG bookings this year are for the week after the offer ends. 🙁

  • BA Flyer IHG Stayer says:

    1 Apr1 April 10:41

    You should be checking your bookings points and refundable – on a regular basis anyway. It takes seconds to do.

    Last week I booked a points stay for May in Chicago with good rates. A week later they had reduced by 16k in total. I’d rather have those 16k in my account!

• drdan says:

  1 Apr1 April 10:49

  I’m even worse…I book each night of my stay separately on points and check the rates once a week!!

  • xcalx says:

    1 Apr1 April 12:01

    I do the same, Checked an upcoming stay a few days ago and saved 19250 points over the 4 days.

• shilly says:

  1 Apr1 April 14:59

  Re the IHG offer I can’t see anything when I click on the link and I have an IHG credit card, where does it show?

  • Rob says:

    1 Apr1 April 16:03

    Do a dummy booking and you should see reduced prices.

• patrick says:

  1 Apr1 April 16:49

  Great to still get the offers when the card was closed such a long time ago.

• Vit says:

  1 Apr1 April 22:51

  Good news about AC, meaning I will only have 1 stop transiting in YYZ to YYT. Much better than going through LHR or back-track via AMS / CDG etc.

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