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Travel Tip: Selecting Seats Strategically when Expecting a Gate Upgrade
Selecting seats strategically when expecting a gate upgrade is very important when your companion might not clear the upgrade. As a frequent flyer of Air Canada, I am allowed to upgrade up to two additional companions on the same reservation as me. I also get preferred seat selection for myself and all my companions when traveling on the same reservation. Although I am writing this in context of Air Canada, the same strategy will apply to any airline where you are expecting a gate upgrade.
How I’ve used my airline fee credit for 2025
Each year, I make it a point to use my airline fee credit benefit right at the start of the year. Here's how I used the credit for 2025.
My experience using the Amex Platinum Concierge Service
The Amex Platinum Concierge service can be used to book concert tickets that are difficult to get or make that elusive restaurant reservation.
Best Flight Delay Insurance in Canada
Learn more about the best flight delay insurance available in Canada through offered for selected card holders.
You really need to have spare cash at the end of a trip in case this happens!
Everyone loves going on a holiday to enjoy somewhere different. Whether you’re a sun seeker or culture vulture…
Q: Should you transfer points during points transfer bonuses?
Should you transfer points just because a bank is offering a transfer bonus of 70%? Let's have a look at when you should & should not...
What’s the optimal way to use your miles and points?
You have a ton of miles and points at your disposal, however, what's the optimal way to extract maximum value to fuel your next dream trip?
Which credit card should I get next?
Which credit card should I get next? It's a question that pops up often. Here's a quick guide to help you figure out the ideal strategy.
20 Business Class Experiences: My Rankings
I didn't include any recliner business class in my rankings. I'm only counting long-haul products, or ones that could easily be long-haul if they were installed on an aircraft that could fly that distance. Overall, I tried to balance hard product (i.e. seat) with an overall picture of the soft product (i.e. service and catering). There is certainly some subjectivity based on my own experience and preferences.
Tips & Tricks: How to Travel the world on a budget
Do you want to travel the world without breaking the bank? Then here's a list of tips and tricks that you can follow before your next trip.