[Trip Report] – In Taiwan, Mandarin Airlines, and EVA Airways | Part 2 of 2
[Trip Report] – In Taiwan, Mandarin Airlines, and EVA Airways | Part 2 of 2
Month: February 2015
Good Deal: Montreal YUL – Lima LIM $399USD; Brussels BRU $432USD; Vancouver YVR – Honolulu HNL $288USD
There are a number of good fares that caught my attention this morning:
Montreal YUL – Lima LIM $399USD on Aeromexico
There’s wide availability after the summer. Search on Kayak. The fare doesn’t appear on ITA Matrix.
Did you get $100 from WestJet?
This morning I got an email titled “Exclusive offer for our newest Gold Rewards members” which states that $100 of WestJet dollars have been deposited into my account. I’ve never used my WestJet account before, just having Gold status through a previous status match. There are no substantial restrictions on using the certificate, other than having to redeem the $100 by February 28, 2015. I have no clue what I’m going to use it for… maybe a weekend to Dublin?
beVancouver – Up to $125 off a hotel night
beVancouver, a company of the Vancouver Hotel Destination Association, offers a popular promotion annually for a $50, $75, $100, or $125 AMEX Gift Card (which can actually be used to pay for the stay) on a hotel night at one of thirty-six downtown Vancouver hotels. This year, they’re also giving you a $50 AMEX Gift Card for each additional night on the same reservation. They enforce a three reservations maximum, that is, you can have as many nights as you wish, but you can’t have more than three bookings. The stay must occur by April 30, 2015.
[Trip Report] – Taiwan – Cathay Pacific Business Class, Toronto YYZ – Hong Kong HKG – Taipei TPE | Part 1 of 2
[Trip Report] – Taiwan – Cathay Pacific Business Class, Toronto YYZ – Hong Kong HKG – Taipei TPE | Part 1 of 3
[Trip Report] – In Taiwan, Mandarin Airlines, and EVA Airways | Part 2 of 2
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