Travel credit cards let you earn points on everyday spending redeemable for flights, hotels, and experiences. Canada has some of the world's best travel cards — here are the top picks for 2025.
Ranked by overall value — rates, fees, features, and Canadian-specific benefits.
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Bonus/Welcome: Up to 50,000 Aeroplan points
Pros: Top Aeroplan card, Air Canada perks, travel insurance
Cons: $139 fee, requires good credit
Bonus/Welcome: Up to 30,000 MR points in first year
Pros: Best multiplier on food, flexible MR points transfer to Aeroplan, hotel points
Cons: Monthly fee structure, Amex acceptance
Bonus/Welcome: Up to 40,000 Scene+ points
Pros: No FX fees (huge for travel!), strong multipliers
Cons: $150 fee, Scene+ points less flexible
Bonus/Welcome: 35,000 Avion points
Pros: Flexible redemption, no FX blackout dates
Cons: Lower multiplier rate, $120 fee
Bonus/Welcome: Up to 35,000 Aventura points
Pros: NEXUS rebate, 4 free lounge visits, travel insurance
Cons: $139 fee, Aventura program less flexible
Bonus/Welcome: 100,000 TD Rewards points
Pros: Huge bonus offer, 8x on Expedia
Cons: Best value only through Expedia for TD bookings