✈️🇨🇦 Flight Deals from $116 + 50,000-Point Scotiabank Gold Amex Offer!

Hey Travellers! ✈️💳

This week’s newsletter kicks off with a limited-time reminder you don’t want to miss — one of Canada’s strongest travel credit card offers is disappearing soon.

Until January 1, 2026, the Scotiabank® Gold American Express® Card is offering up to $1,050 in value, including up to 50,000 Scene+ points, no annual fee in the first year, and no foreign transaction fees — a solid win for both frequent travellers and everyday spenders.

And of course… the deals this week are 🔥
We’re talking Canada from $116, the U.S. from $125, Europe from $573, and Asia from $655.

As always, availability can change fast — so if something jumps out at you, it’s worth checking sooner rather than later. Let’s dive into this week’s best fares.

Until January 1st! Limited-Time Offer with the Scotiabank^® Gold American Express^® Card

You have until the end of the month before this amazing offer disappears for one of Canada’s best points-earning travel credit cards, the Scotiabank Gold American Express Card!

Until January 1, 2026, earn up to $1,050 in welcome offers, first year rewards and savings value, including no annual fee in your first year, and up to 50,000 bonus Scene+ points.

With no 2.5% foreign transaction fee on purchases made in foreign currencies, including online shopping and travel abroad, and 5× points on grocery and dining purchases, this card is a must-have for frequent travellers and everyday spenders alike.

Interested in learning more? Check out the link below to learn more about this amazing card.

Or want to watch a video about this? See below and enjoy!

✈️ Some highlights from today’s blog:

Halifax 🍁 to Lisbon, Portugal: From $689 CAD round trip

Montreal 🍁 to Amsterdam, the Netherlands: From $668 CAD round trip

Ottawa 🍁 to Amsterdam, the Netherlands: From $693 CAD round trip

Winnipeg 🍁 to Tokyo, Japan: From $855 CAD round trip

Edmonton 🍁 to Hong Kong: From $934 CAD round trip

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Cheers, Graeme - The Canadian Jetsetter