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Airport Lounge Access, Faster Security and More: CIBC Improves Its Aventura Rewards Card

Almost half of all Canadians (49 per cent) are planning to travel for vacation in the next 12 months. But a CIBC survey finds many aspects of travel are stressful or leave folks wanting more. Nearly all respondents (93 per cent) said they would love to get through security and customs more quickly. And most (74 per cent) would like to have access to airport lounges. But more than half of those surveyed (54 per cent) think their lounge dreams are unattainable. The survey, conducted among 1,525 randomly selected Canadian adults, also found that we worry about having our credit cards stolen or losing our cell phones while on holidays. The study found that 46 per cent of Canadians admit to losing or accidentally damaging their cell phone. Looking at their most recent incident, 50 per cent said they’d dropped their phone and 21 per cent said it got wet. With those findings in mind, CIBC has added a wide range of great new perks and insurance coverage to its premium CIBC Aventura rewards cards at no added cost.

A CIBC survey of Canadians finds that southern Europe, including France, is our number one dream destination. JIM BYERS PHOTO

New and continuing cardholder benefits available now include: – Airport lounge access: with a Priority Pass membership, get access to 1,200+ airport lounges across the globe and kick back with four complimentary lounge entries per year. I don’t know about you, but enjoying the snacks and comfortable seating at an airport lounge prior to a flight always puts me in a better mood. Even if you only save a few dollars by having your meal in the lounge, it’s nice to not have to stand in line at Tim Hortons for a sandwich to take on the plane. An afternoon or evening glass of wine in the lounge is never a bad thing, either. – Less time in lineups – more time travelling: receive a rebate on your NEXUS application fee and you could enjoy smoother crossings at the US-Canada border. I’ve been a NEXUS member for years and find it saves huge amounts of time at security. Not only is it faster at the U.S. border points at Canadian airports, but the NEXUS card also will usually get you TSA pre-clearance at U.S. airports, which often means you don’t have to take off your jacket or shoes, or even take your laptop out of its case. – New mobile device insurance and more: travel with even greater coverage including mobile device insurance (coverage up to $1,000 for lost, stolen or accidentally damaged devices – at home or way); hotel burglary insurance and improved trip cancellation insurance. We all know how important our phones are to us now; they’re our personal agendas, address books, web surfing devices, and cameras. Having $1,000 in insurance to help out for a phone that’s dropped into a fountain (or, ahem, someplace worse) is a terrific feature. – Personalized trip planning: the Aventura Travel Assistant is available 24 hours a day to assist with trip planning and the unexpected. – Flexible Points: use Aventura points for any airline, any flight. That’s something that can’t be said for every rewards card on the market. “For travellers and vacationers, the journey starts well before they board a plane,” said CIBC’s Prashant Sharma, Senior Vice-President of Cards. “We’ve looked at some of the most common needs and challenges, from beginning of the trip to the end and found ways to help clients put their minds at ease and enjoy the experience,” “Canadians want to get the most out of each trip,” said Sharma. “Aventura’s enhanced card benefits are meeting this demand and helping give clients a frictionless, memorable travel experience.”

A CIBC survey finds Canadians still love their beach holidays. Owning a CIBC Aventura travel rewards card can help you get there faster. JIM BYERS PHOTO

The CIBC study also looked at places and travel styles of Canadians. Here are some highlights. – One in four of us spend more than $5,000 on our holiday. – Our favourite vacations involve relaxing on a beach (29 per cent), visiting cultural or historical spots (26 per cent) and participating in eco-adventures (12 per cent). – Our favourite dream destination is southern Europe, including France, Italy, Spain and Greece (37 per cent). Next is Australasia, including Australia, New Zealand, Tahiti and Polynesia in general (23 per cent). Coming third was the Caribbean, including Barbados, St. Lucia, Antigua and The Bahamas (22 per cent). Staycations in Canada came in at 17 per cent. – Twenty five per cent of adults aged 18-34 said their ideal vacation would involve nature travel/eco-adventure and backpacking/exploring. – Seventy four per cent think all credit card coverage should extend to mobile phones. – If their flight is delayed by four hours or more, 73 per cent of Canadians said they’d kill time at the airport by grabbing a bite to eat or finding a quiet spot.

For details on CIBC Aventura and corresponding card benefits visit cibc.com/thetravellerscard or rewards.cibcrewards.com/Home.aspx

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• $139 annual fee – First year free
• 15,000 Aventura points when you make your first purchase
• 20,000 Aventura points when you spend $3,000 in the first 4 months
• 25,000 Aventura points when you spend $6,000 in the first 4 months
• Earn 2 points per $1 spent on CIBC travel
• Earn 1.5 points per $1 spent on gas, grocery, and drug store purchases
• Earn 1 points per $1 spent on all other purchases
• Visa Airport Companion Program membership and 4 free annual passes

Welcome Bonus and Earn Rate

The CIBC Aventura Visa Infinite Card typically has a welcome bonus of 35,000 – 50,000 Aventura points. This offer is usually broken down into two parts. You get the first bonus when you make your first purchase, and the second bonus is given when you spend $3,000 in the first four months. Right now, you get another 25,000 Aventura points when you spend $6,000 in the first four months . This is the best offer the card has ever had.

It’s worth noting that CIBC gives you four months to meet the minimum spending requirement to get your full welcome offer. This is relevant since most other credit card providers only give you three months. The card does have an annual fee of $139, but it’s usually waived for the first year.

The earning rate is a respectable 2 Aventura points per dollar spent on CIBC travel bookings, 1.5 points on gas, grocery, and drug store purchases, and 1 point on all other purchases. This isn’t the highest earning rate available out there, but it’s similar to other comparable travel rewards credit cards .

Benefits and Perks

The CIBC Aventura Visa Infinite Card is an excellent travel credit card because it provides a fair amount of benefits for people who are on the move. It’s a bit shocking more people don’t consider this card, especially since the annual fee for the first year is usually waived.

Airport Lounge Access

Cardholders get a free Visa Airport Companion Program membership, plus four free annual passes. This gives you access to 1,200+ global airport lounges in more than 100 countries. To give you some context, the value of these passes is about $190, so this perk alone is worth more than the annual fee.

NEXUS Application Rebate

Another travel benefit of the CIBC Aventura Visa Infinite is the NEXUS application rebate of $50. It’s good every four years, but NEXUS memberships last five years, so you’re essentially getting your NEXUS for free. Keep in mind that you must charge your NEXUS application to your CIBC Aventura Visa Infinite card to be entitled to the rebate.

Travel Insurance

• Travel medical – $5,000,000 for 15 days / 3 days if you’re 65 or older
• Trip cancellation – up to $1,500 per person / $5,000 total
• Trip interruption – up to $2,000 per person
• Flight/trip delay – up to $500 / 4 hours
• Delayed and lost baggage – up to $500 / 6 hours
• Auto rental collision/loss damage – 48 consecutive days / $65,000
• Hotel/motel burglary – $2,500
• Common carrier travel accident – $500,000

Your out-of-province emergency travel medical insurance covers you for up to 15 days if you’re under the age of 65 or for three days if you’re 65 or older. Although 15 days may seem short, you can purchase extended coverage.

Mobile Device Insurance

The CIBC Aventura Visa Infinite Card is one of the few travel cards that also come with mobile device insurance . Your eligible devices (cell phones and tablets) are covered up to $1,000 from theft, loss, and accidental damage. To be eligible, you must charge the full cost of your device to your card. If your phone is being subsidized, then you must charge the full amount of your bill to your card.

Purchase Insurance

• Purchase security – 90 days
• Extended protection insurance – Up to one additional year

Cardholders that charge the full cost of their purchases to their CIBC Aventura Visa Infinite Card are covered for loss, theft, and damage for 90 days, thanks to the included purchase security. In addition, the manufacturer’s warranty is doubled, up to one additional year.

Visa Infinite Benefits

• Concierge service –  Have someone plan your trip, make reservations, deliver presents and more.
• Luxury Hotel Collection –  When booking hotels through the Visa Infinite Hotel Collection, cardholders can access the best available rates, free Wi-Fi and room upgrades (when available).
• Dining and Wine Country programs –  Enjoy food and wine discounts and invites to private events.

How to Redeem Your Points

CIBC Rewards points are pretty easy to earn and understand. You can redeem 1,000 Aventura Points for $10 in travel, so your CIBC Aventura Visa Infinite card earns you 1% – 2% in rewards.

What’s nice about Aventura Points is that you have a few options. You can book online through your CIBC rewards account or via the Aventura Travel Assistant. What many people don’t realize is that the Aventura Travel Assistant is a full-service travel agency, and they can book a few things that you might not find through the online portal, such as attraction tickets and rooms at certain hotels. Basically, just about anything you find on Expedia can be booked through the Aventura Travel Assistant .

Since all travel being booked is done in real-time, there are no blackout dates to worry about. Plus, you can pay any taxes and/or surcharges from your flights if you book via your CIBC rewards account.

There’s also a fixed points option to redeem your points for flights based on five different zones. For example, Canada and the U.S. (long haul) require 25,000 – 35,000 points and have a maximum ticket price of $800. If that flight costs you more than $800, you’ll need to pay the remaining balance in points at $1 = 100 Aventura points ratio. On occasion, CIBC runs promotions where fewer points are required to redeem a flight, so the fixed points option can be quite lucrative.

CIBC Aventura Visa Infinite Card Eligibility

• Canadian citizen or permanent resident
• At least the age of majority in your province or territory
• You have a minimum annual personal gross income of $60,000 or a household income of $100,000

Although no formal credit score is required, I recommend one of at least 700 before applying. That puts your credit score in good standing, which is ideal for a mid-tier credit card.

How the CIBC Aventura Visa Infinite Compares

Since the CIBC Aventura Visa Infinite Card is a mid-tier travel credit card, it has a lot of competition. That said, the card is very strong so to determine what’s best for you, you need to see what else is out there.

CIBC Aventura Visa Infinite Card vs. BMO World Elite Mastercard

I personally think the closest competition the CIBC Aventura Visa Infinite Card has is the BMO World Elite Mastercard . The BMO card also typically has no annual fee for the first year, 4 free annual airport lounge passes, and slightly better travel insurance.

Some people will also point out that the BMO World Elite Mastercard has a better earning rate, but it takes 150 BMO Rewards points to earn $1 in travel. That means overall, you’re probably coming out ahead with the CIBC Aventura Visa Infinite Card.

CIBC Aventura Visa Infinite Card vs. Scotiabank Passport Visa Infinite Card

Another card worth considering is the Scotiabank Passport Visa Infinite card since it comes with six free annual lounge passes. I consider Scotia Rewards to be slightly more valuable than CIBC Rewards, but the Scotiabank Passport Visa Infinite does not waive the annual fee of $139 for the first year. The card does come with no foreign transaction fees , which will appeal to many travellers.

CIBC Aventura Visa Infinite Card vs. American Express Gold Rewards Card

There’s also the American Express Gold Rewards Card . this card gives you four free annual Plaza Premium lounge passes, similar to the lounge passes you get with the CIBC Aventura Visa Infinite Card. This card is also appealing because of the higher earning rate of 2 American Express Membership Rewards points per dollar spent on grocery, gas, pharmacy, and travel purchases. You can also transfer your points to Aeroplan at a 1:1 value, which could increase the value of your points.

Final Thoughts

My CIBC Aventura Visa Infinite Card review is positive. The card is ideal for the people in the following situations:

• You want flexible rewards: Use your points on travel booked through CIBC travel or the fixed points travel option.
• You want travel benefits: Get airport lounge access, a NEXUS rebate, and travel insurance.
• You don’t want to pay a high annual fee: The yearly fee is waived for the first year, so you can test out the card.

Although the card doesn’t make my list of the best travel credit cards in Canada , it’s still a great travel credit card. You get great travel benefits, flexible rewards, and a decent earning rate. Admittedly, there are other cards out there that may offer higher earn rates, or better perks, but not many are as well-rounded as the CIBC Aventura Visa Infinite Card.

About Barry Choi

Barry Choi is a Toronto-based personal finance and travel expert who frequently makes media appearances. His blog Money We Have is one of Canada’s most trusted sources when it comes to money and travel. You can find him on Twitter: @barrychoi

35 Comments

Hey Barry, hope you’re doing well!

– $100 travel credit when you book travel with an Aventura Travel Assistant until … October 31, 2019 .vs November 1, 2018 – 1.5 (vs 5 … wish it was 5 lol) points per $1 spent at gas stations, grocery stores and drugstores

Thanks for the awesome summary + review!

Thanks for catching the typo with the multiplier. As for the travel credit, read between the lines. . .

Did you get a chance to compare the fixed points travel booked via Amex MR vs Aventura Travel?

It depends. Amex and CIBC are similar as both offer flights on just about every major airline without blackout dates but it’s the number of points required that could make a difference. Amex’s fixed pricing starts at 15K points on short popular routes whereas CIBC is a little more variable.

There’s no clear winner since it depends on the timing and situation. CIBC often runs promotions and deals so that’s worth a look but Amex points are easier to accumulate since there are more cards you can earn points with.

Technically speaking, CIBC will probably cost you fewer points within North America, but you should always compare.

Thanks! They sure don’t make it easy for consumers to compare.

For the Priority Pass membership and four complimentary lounge entries per year. If I will be traveling in one month time, do I have enough time to get this benefit? Thanks

I think so. I would call CIBC right after you apply to see if they can rush you the card. Once you have that, just register for Priority Pass ASAP and download the app so you don’t have to wait for the physical card.

If I am the cardholer and my wife is not. Can my wife also use the lounge if she is travelling with me? Thanks

Yes as she would be your guest and you would be using one of your passes.

WARNING: Aventura Travel INSURANCE: I thought I would share my bad experience encountered with the travel insurance included with the Aventura card. They use a company called Global Excel to handle the insurance. My wife and I had a trip booked with Aventura that had to be cancelled a week before because of an accident. We filled out the appropriate paperwork with Global Excel, including the doctors sign off etc. A month later I received a letter in the mail indicating my claim was DECLINED. After many emails back and forth, it turns out since the Airlines (Air Canada / WestJet in Canada) offer a one year flight credit for the ticket, they won’t pay the insurance until that credit is gone – Thus you need to wait a year before you can receive the payment. So if you want to try an book a new trip that uses a different airline, then you are OUT OF LUCK. I tried to work with the travel agent and WestJet to cancel the credit, but Global Excel want to see very specific evidence of cancellation before they would pay out. WestJet was not able to cancel the credit for reasons I don’t understand. BUYER BEWARE – Nova Scotia..

Can I buy my parents the tickets from our personal travel agent and get the points

Can my parents use the complimentary lounge entries if I purchase them the tickets on my cc

Not unless they have a Priority Pass Membership.

In regards to booking travel and being insured under the card for baggage and delayed flights. Can this travel be booked directly through a travel agent or the airlines website (independent of Aventura travel agent)?

As long as you pay for your travel with the CIBC Aventura card, the travel insurance would apply.

WARNING: I am moving away from my CIBC Aventura Visa Infinite card and from travel cards in general because I’m finding it increasingly difficult to get good value when I try to redeem the Aventura points I earn.

Certainly, those penguin ads are correct – you can redeem your points for flights on any airline at any time with no blackout periods. The catch comes when you calculate what your points would earn you by subtracting the taxes/fees the CIBC Rewards system wants to charge from the full price of the ticket(s) you would pay if you booked the tickets on any third party website, then dividing that difference by the number of points you have to redeem. In some cases, your points are earning you less than 0.5%.

Round trips to Europe are now particularly bad value based on my searches to date. Specific example: Calgary to London non-stop on Air Canada – 50,000 points + $670 in “Taxes and Fees” gets you a ticket that would cost you $862 on aircanada.com. Do the math: (862-670)/50000 = 0.00384 or 0.384%. It’s even more annoying when you notice that the taxes quoted on aircanada.com are only $270. Why the $400 difference?…..look at the price breakdown on aircanada.com and you’ll see the Air Transportation Charges are made up of a Base Fare of $192 and a “Carrier Surcharge” of $400.

Certainly, there are better values elsewhere, particularly select flights within North America, to Latin America and Asia where I can still find redemption values of up to 1.5% or higher. However, you need to check each case to see if you’re getting good value. More and more airlines are inserting these “surcharges” or “fees” into their base ticket price to deflate the value of the points in their own reward systems. Air Canada and many European carriers have been doing this for a long time. But now I’m finding US carriers like United and Delta, who weren’t doing it up to a year or so ago, are climbing on this bandwagon. My fear is that it is only a matter of time until all carriers adopt this trick.

CIBC offers other avenues for redeeming your points such as merchandise, payment with points and financial products with points. These options get you anywhere from 0.6 to 0.8% in value. Another option – buying all-in vacation packages – seems to be the best choice as you essentially redeem 100 points for every $1 (1%) you would pay if you bought the package from Sunwing, Westjet, etc. That’s great if you’re a vacation package family – we’re not.

Where am I taking my business? The Scotiabank Passport Visa Infinite which doesn’t charge foreign exchange fees (worth ~$1000 per year to me), awards 1-2 points per $ in purchases, gives decent spending bonuses and allows you to cash your points for a predictable 1 point = $0.01 (1%). Overall, I estimate my purchases will earn me $0.024 per dollar I spend or a 2.4% value versus the 0.5 to 1.5% I’d get (depending on the travelling/redeeming I’m doing) if I stayed with CIBC Aventura.

I also have a PC Financial World Elite Mastercard which we use for the vast majority of our grocery and gasoline purchases in Canada. With all of the weekly grocery bonuses and the 7 cents/litre in gas bonuses, I estimate I’m earning over 3% on this card because I focus its use in these areas. The Scotiabank Visa will replace the CIBC Visa for all of my other spending.

In summary, do the math to calculate the real value you’re getting from your card. You might be surprised.

These are ALL very good points and 100% valid. It’s basically whey I hate Air Miles. Aeroplan/Air Canada can offer good value but usually on specific routes or when you books business class flights. A lot of people have switched to cash back cards these days since it’s an easier system to understand.

The Scotiabank card as you stated is predictable and gives you good additional travel benefits. The PC Financial World Elite Mastercard is one of my favourites as I also do a lot shopping at their stores. I just signed up for PC Insiders as I did the math and realized that I would get good value for the $99 annual fee.

Agreed. My only apprehension in making the switch to the Scotiabank Passport is that there is some hidden restriction in Scotia’s points system that renders it less valuable than the “glossy brochure” language on their website would suggest. I would love to hear from someone who’s had actual hands-on experience redeeming Scotia points. Not being able to peek inside the underlying points system before you sign up and commit yourself is the single biggest unknown in calculating the value of a given reward card. I’d much rather go with a straight cash back card if I could find one that gives a decent % on purchases and doesn’t charge foreign exchange fees.

With Scotiabank, I believe you can use your points at a 1% ratio. You can do this through their portal or on your own and then claiming the points towards your travel purchases after.

I’d love to use my hard earned Aventura points but I’ve tried for several days now at over an hour on hold each time to reach the rewards centre and a travel assistant to book a couple of hotels. Points are not worth much to me if I can’t talk to someone about redeeming them. I’ll keep trying I guess. Apparently, though, my call is very important and they’ll be with me shortly. Not impressed!

For the ” 7 cents/litre in gas bonuses” with PC Financial World Elite Mastercard. Is that available for people living in Toronto? If yes, how do I go about in getting that? Thanks so much

Hi Tom. I live in Calgary. Across Western Canada, Loblaws had a number of service stations co-located with their grocery stores. They have since sold the stations to Mobil but the 7 cents per litre is still offered to those who use their PC Financial card to make the purchase. You don’t get a direct reduction at the pump but instead earn 70 Optimum Points for every full litre you buy. You can then redeem those points for purchases in their grocery stores. Because I don’t live in Toronto and am not familiar with what is offered in that part of the country, I don’t know if the same offer is available to you.

Are Aventura points still able to be transferred to Aeroplan points?

No, that partnership ended.

Your commercial on tv with penguins needs to be reworked. Penguins dont travel , have credit cards or talk on phone. Use real people and tell it like it is not a load of crap. Maybe to somepeople this ad is funny but to my wife and me it is a stupid ad and whoever thought it up should give their heads a good shake. More people should email you guys and give you feedback. Ask people what they think of ads and it might help your business.

From the CIBC website:

The $750 value is based on the following, as at July 1, 2019: i. $120 travel credit as disclosed in the offer Terms and Conditions as provided below; ii. $400 value is based on the maximum redemption value for 20,000 Aventura Points on a short haul airfare purchase, based on the Aventura Airline Rewards Chart at http://www.cibcrewards.com , before taxes and other charges;

What concerns me is the “on a short haul airfare purchase” so that means you can only use these points for flights that are 180 mins or less? That seems to significantly lower the value of these points…

CIBC is just trying to justify how you get $750 in value. the $400 maximum value refers to their fixed travel program. You can use your points on any flight. You can check out their redemption chart here.

https://rewards.cibcrewards.com/travel/

This is a helpful review, Barry. Thanks. We find good value with Scotia Momentum Visa, a cash back card. We appreciate the 4% rebate on groceries and recurring bill payments, i.e.; Netflix, Telus, Spotify…

The Scotia Momentum Visa is an excellent card.

Barry, excellent read

How can I transfer points from my USD Visa to my CAD Visa accounts?

I really have no idea, you’d have to contact CIBC to find out.

I have waited up to 21/2 hours for a reply when trying to book a flight oh, that music! I finally gave up and drove to the airport and booked directly, using my card. Absolutely dreadful service. Thinking of dumping the card, why should you gave to go through the hassle to do something so simple?

I just received my CIBC Aventura Infinite Card. I am thinking of applying for Nexus card for myself and my spouse. Will the Nexus Fee be waived for both of us or just the card holder? Thanks

It applies to a one-time use. You could use it for you or your wife, not both.

“Receive one (1) statement credit up to a maximum value of $100 CAD when NEXUS application fee is charged to an eligible card, regardless of NEXUS application approval.”

Just a heads up that Aventura (and others) have teamed up with Dragon pass to give cardholders with Plaza Premium lounge access. More info here!

https://ppg.dragonpass.ca/Landing

All the best! FT

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How to use CIBC Aventura points to reduce travel costs

by Anne Betts | Apr 1, 2024 | Travel Hacking , Destinations | 0 comments

Updated April 1, 2024

What are the various ways to use CIBC Aventura points to reduce travel costs ? Is the Aventura program worth it? How does it work? What’s an Aventura point worth? 

Here is my review as it relates to funding travel.

Table of Contents

What is the CIBC Aventura program?

How are aventura points earned, can aventura points be converted to another program, how can aventura points be used, what’s an aventura point worth, 1. flexible travel reward, 2. flight rewards, (i) book and pay with your aventura-earning credit card, (ii) log into cibc online banking and your credit card account   , (iii) redeem with points while the transaction is pending, what’s to like about the cibc aventura program, shortcomings of the cibc aventura program.

CIBC Rewards is the in-house propriety program of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC). The reward currency is commonly referred to as Aventura points.

The CIBC Travel Rewards Centre is CIBC’s in-house travel portal. It’s operated by Merit Travel Group, an independent travel agency.

Aventura points are earned through credit card sign-up bonuses and everyday spending. Depending on the credit card, bonus points can be earned on promotions, bookings at the CIBC Travel Rewards Centre, and spending in accelerated earning categories such as groceries, gas, and dining. CIBC has ten Aventura-branded credit cards:

• CIBC Aventura Visa Card
• CIBC Aventura Gold Visa Card
• CIBC Aventura Visa Infinite Card
• CIBC Aventura Visa Infinite Privilege Card
• CIBC Aventura Visa Card for Students
• CIBC U.S. Dollar Aventura Gold Visa Card
• CIBC Aventura Visa Card for Business
• CIBC Aventura Visa Card for Business Plus
• *CIBC Aventura World Elite MasterCard
• *CIBC Aventura World MasterCard

*CIBC MasterCards are no longer available to new applicants.

Aventura points don’t expire if an Aventura-earning credit card account is in good standing. The primary cardholder can pool points by moving them from one Aventura-earning credit card account to another.

Contrary to what you might read on the internet or be told by a seller at an airport kiosk, Aventura points cannot be converted to Aeroplan (except in special circumstances). They were before CIBC co-branded Aeroplan cards were transferred to TD in 2014, when the ability to convert Aventura points to Aeroplan was discontinued. However, grandparenting protection remains in place for cardholders of three select cards held since before October 1, 2013:

• CIBC Aventura World Elite MasterCard

Aventura points earned since then can be converted, if they have been moved to the card held before 2014. Conversion is at the rate of 1:1 and points can only be converted in increments of 10,000.

Aventura points can be redeemed for travel, gift cards, donations, merchandise, experiences, credit card statement credits, or contributions to various CIBC financial products.

As with most reward programs, travel purchases usually return the best value. On most travel redemptions, Aventura points are capable of a value anywhere between 1 and 2.2 CPP (cents per point). Most travel booked through CIBC’s in-house travel portal returns a value of 1 CPP. When booking ‘Flight Rewards’ using CIBC’s Aventura Flight Rewards Chart, some redemptions offer a return of up to 2.2 CPP in value.

Credit Card Genius has calculated the value of Aventura points when redeemed for purposes other than travel. For example, charitable donations are valued at 1 CPP, CIBC financial products and statement credits at 0.83 CPP, gift cards at 0.71 CPP, and merchandise at an average of 0.71 CPP.

Occasional promotions on gift cards can return a redemption value of 1 CPP.

There are three ways to redeem Aventura points for travel.

A ‘Flexible Travel Reward’ applies to online bookings for flights via the ‘Flex Travel’ option on the Aventura Flight Rewards Chart or through online or telephone bookings at the CIBC Travel Rewards Centre.

Unless there is a promotion in effect, this option returns a value of one cent per point, considered the baseline value for most proprietary reward programs’ travel purchases.

Redeeming a Flexible Travel Reward involves booking through the CIBC Travel Rewards Centre and applying points to the purchase. It doesn’t apply to bookings through other suppliers.

Check for promotions in effect at the CIBC Rewards site. In the past, there have been auctions, accelerated earning rates on travel bookings, and flights for fewer points.

Flight Rewards are based on the Aventura Flight Rewards Chart for round-trip flights in various cabin classes, from basic economy to first class. Each group of regionally based destinations displays a sliding scale of points required for flights with a maximum base ticket price. The base ticket price is exclusive of taxes and other charges.

A greater value (than one cent per point) is possible with these redemptions the closer the cost of a flight is to the maximum ticket price listed on the chart. For example, the Canada and US (Long-Haul) travel region category shows a maximum ticket price of $800.  Paying 35,000 points for a ticket with a base fare of $800 returns a value of 2.2 cents per point.

In the following example, a return flight in premium economy from Toronto to Los Angeles costs 35,000 Aventura points plus $194.07 in taxes and fees using the Flight Rewards option. Taxes and fees can be paid in any combination of points (at a value of one cent per point) and cash (charged to a credit card). If the traveller pays in points, the total would be 54,407.

In the same example, the Flex Travel option (at a value of one cent per point) shows a base fare of $744 for a total cost of $938, including taxes and other charges or 93,807 Aventura points.

By choosing the Flight Rewards option in this example, the traveller has achieved a value of 2.1 cents per point on the base fare and saved 39,400 Aventura points compared to the Flex Travel option.

Any excess cost over the maximum ticket price can be paid for in cash or points (at a fixed value of one cent per point). As shown in the following example of a round-trip business class flight from Vancouver to Calgary, the excess appears as ‘OVERMAX’ in the search results.

The Aventura cardholder must have at least 80% of the points required to obtain the desired flight, and tickets are non-refundable unless advised otherwise. As the CIBC Travel Rewards Centre is the booking agent, any irregularities related to flight cancellations or ticketing errors will require their intervention, as opposed to the airline. Such is the dilemma of travellers who use third-party booking agencies.

3. Shopping with Points

‘Shopping with Points’ involves booking through vendors other than the CIBC Travel Rewards Centre. Until a 2022 promotion, the rate of 8,000 points on each $50 purchase worked out to an abysmal value of 0.625 cents per point. The promotion doubled the value of 8,000 points to $100, or 1.25 cents per point. After several extensions with expiry dates, the promotional redemption rate has been extended indefinitely.

Redeeming points for travel purchases using the Shopping with Points option involves the following steps:

Make a travel purchase such as a flight, vacation package, cruise, hotel stay, or car rental at a vendor of your choice using a credit card earning Aventura points. The charge must be in Canadian dollars. I made the mistake of making a direct booking at Palmers Lodge , a London hostel, that never appeared on my account as eligible for redemption. When I booked Edinburgh and York accommodation at Expedia dot ca, both appeared almost immediately as redeemable with points.

Log into CIBC Online Banking (or mobile banking) and search for the transaction under ‘Pending’ in your transaction history. Chances are the charge will appear as soon as the booking has been confirmed. However, it could take a few days to post, so keep checking back.

Click on ‘Redeem with Points’ (the link to redeem with points needs to be active on the transaction). If it’s an eligible travel purchase, the required points will automatically be reduced by 50% under the extended promotion. If the redemption is successful, confirmation will immediately appear within the credit card account.

The credit will be posted to the respective credit card account within two business days.

This redemption option is only available while the purchase is still pending. The Shopping with Points Terms and Conditions state that it’s non-refundable, non-exchangeable, and non-transferable. Therefore, making a refundable booking with the vendor is always preferable. Many miles-and-points enthusiasts turn Aventura points into cash with refundable bookings. Others use them to reduce travel costs.

• Depending on the credit card, CIBC offers travel perks such as lounge access through the Visa Airport Companion Program membership and passes, NEXUS fee rebates, and an attractive Mobile Device Insurance benefit.

For more information on the NEXUS program, see Is a NEXUS card worth it? and How to apply for a NEXUS card .

• There are regular first-year-free promotions where the annual fee is waived for the first year. Many come with improved sign-up bonuses. In addition, it pays to check rebate and affiliate sites such as Great Canadian Rebates for elevated sign-up bonuses when applying through their portal.   
• It’s possible to hold more than one credit card of the same type (e.g., more than one Aventura Visa Infinite) at the same time. CIBC can be quite generous with approvals.
• CIBC is more likely than other banks to waive the annual fee on request. It may also be possible to obtain a prorated annual fee refund when cancelling or product switching a credit card.
• The redemption value of a ‘penny a point’ is easy to understand. The system calculates the exact amount with no sliding scale or topping upwards. My one-way flight from Cairns to Brisbane on Virgin Australia cost $129.08, translating into a precise redemption of 12,908 Aventura points.
• There’s a no-fee card in the Aventura family (CIBC Aventura Visa Card). Applying for, or product switching to the no-fee card, can help preserve a relationship with CIBC. It can also serve a useful purpose by protecting existing Aventura points in an account between applications for other cards.  However, partial redemptions (part points, part cash) offer the means to use all Aventura points with no ‘orphan points remaining in an account.
• Aventura points can be transferred from one account to another in the Aventura family. This applies to accounts held by the same cardholder. The process is efficient and instantaneous. For holders of the CIBC Visa Infinite Privilege card, it can be done online. For cardholders of other cards, contact the CIBC Rewards Centre to execute the transfer. Unlike TD Rewards, where a minimum of 10,000 points can be transferred, any number of points can be moved from one account to another. The transfer is instantaneous.

For more information on the TD Rewards program, see How to use TD Rewards points to reduce travel costs.

• Online bookings are limited. For example, online flight searches are limited to those originating in Canada or the USA. Calling the Travel Rewards Centre is inconvenient and can be costly when trying to make a booking from another country.
• The Aventura Flight Rewards Chart applies to return flights. One-way flights can only be redeemed as a ‘Flexible Travel Reward’ at a value of one cent per point.
• Rewards are non-refundable, non-exchangeable, and non-transferable. With the exception of refundable bookings with vendors where the pending charge is redeemed with points, there are no refunds on any travel purchased with Aventura points.
• Hotel prices at the CIBC Travel Rewards Centre can be seriously inflated. For a booking via Expedia and redeemed using ‘Shopping with points,’ I paid $373 for a two-night stay at a Halifax hotel. The same hotel with the same dates at the CIBC Travel Rewards Centre, researched within minutes of each other, revealed a cost of $515.

• Other than redeeming points while a charge is pending, there’s no post-purchase option to redeem points against existing reservations or previous travel purchases.

The inability to convert Aventura points to other programs makes them less valuable than reward currencies such as AMEX Membership Rewards and RBC Avion Rewards, which can be converted to reward programs where it’s possible to extract much greater value.

Aventura points can be a beneficial reward currency in a diversified miles-and-points portfolio. When viewed as a secondary program along with, for example, TD Rewards and Scene+, they can reduce travel costs by funding miscellaneous travel expenses. These include train and ferry tickets, boutique hotel stays, flights with regional airlines, tours, and various travel experiences.

CIBC is to be congratulated for extending the promotion with an elevated redemption value through Shopping with Points. It significantly increases the value of the program.

Might you be interested in my other miles-and-points posts?

• How to use Scene+ points to reduce travel costs
• How to use TD Rewards points to reduce travel costs
• Is a no-FOREX-fee credit card always the best choice for international travel?
• Finding Aeroplan flights: a step-by-step guide
• Meeting Minimum Spend Requirements to travel the world on miles and points  
• Lounge and flight review of United Airlines’ Polaris experience
• Does the BMO Air Miles World Elite MasterCard deserve a place in your wallet?
• Why the Best Western loyalty program is good for travellers
• What is the best credit card for trip cancellation, trip interruption and flight delay insurance for trips on points?

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Never heard of the Aventura card? Allow me to introduce you to your new travel bestie. The card is designed to create tailor-made experiences for travellers. It offers an Aventura Travel Assistant who works with you to unlock your own unique travel experience. With a hectic schedule, it isn’t always possible to get the details just right for a getaway. And let’s face it, who doesn’t want a little bit of help?

I personally used my Aventura’s Travel Assistant to fine tune the details for my trip to Tulum. I’m someone who enjoys a mix of luxury and adventure, so my Travel Assistant worked with me to ensure I got the experience I wanted. From the moment I got on the phone, I felt like I was well taken care of. To arrive in Tulum, you have to either take a taxi from the Cancun airport or rent a car. I like to have independence while travelling, so my Travel Assistant booked a car for me so getting into Tulum was a seamless experience.

If you’re someone who’s a last-minute traveller, then fear not, Aventura has your back. It allows you to book any airline, any seat, any time. And, you can also use your Aventura points to book flight tickets for as little as 10,000 points. Convenient as you can get up to 20,000 bonus points for signing up, which is perfect for a short haul flight. New York, anyone?

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The journey from Moscow to Elektrostal by train is 32.44 mi and takes 2 hr 7 min. There are 71 connections per day, with the first departure at 12:15 AM and the last at 11:46 PM. It is possible to travel from Moscow to Elektrostal by train for as little as or as much as . The best price for this journey is .

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Prices will vary when you travel from Moscow to Elektrostal. On average, though, you'll pay about for a train ticket. You can find train tickets for prices as low as , but it may require some flexibility with your travel plans. If you're looking for a low price, you may need to prepare to spend more time in transit. You can also often find cheaper train tickets at particular times of day, or on certain days of the week. Of course, ticket prices often change during the year, too; expect to pay more in peak season. For the lowest prices, it's usually best to make your reservation in advance. Be careful, though, as many providers do not offer refunds or exchanges on their cheapest train tickets. Unfortunately, no price was found for your trip from Moscow to Elektrostal. Selecting a new departure or arrival city, without dramatically changing your itinerary could help you find price results. Prices will vary when you travel from Moscow to Elektrostal. On average, though, you'll pay about for a train ticket. If you're looking for a low price, you may need to prepare to spend more time in transit. You can also often find cheaper train tickets at particular times of day, or on certain days of the week. Of course, ticket prices often change during the year, too; expect to pay more in peak season. For the lowest prices, it's usually best to make your reservation in advance. Be careful, though, as many providers do not offer refunds or exchanges on their cheapest train tickets.

How long does it take to get from Moscow to Elektrostal by train?

The journey between Moscow and Elektrostal by train is approximately 32.44 mi. It will take you more or less 2 hr 7 min to complete this journey. This average figure does not take into account any delays that might arise on your route in exceptional circumstances. If you are planning to make a connection or operating on a tight schedule, give yourself plenty of time. The distance between Moscow and Elektrostal is around 32.44 mi. Depending on the exact route and provider you travel with, your journey time can vary. On average, this journey will take approximately 2 hr 7 min. However, the fastest routes between Moscow and Elektrostal take 1 hr 3 min. If a fast journey is a priority for you when traveling, look out for express services that may get you there faster. Some flexibility may be necessary when booking. Often, these services only leave at particular times of day - or even on certain days of the week. You may also find a faster journey by taking an indirect route and connecting in another station along the way.

How many journeys from Moscow to Elektrostal are there every day?

On average, there are 71 daily departures from Moscow to Elektrostal. However, there may be more or less on different days. Providers' timetables can change on certain days of the week or public holidays, and many also vary at particular times of year. Some providers change their schedules during the summer season, for example. At very busy times, there may be up to departures each day. The providers that travel along this route include , and each operates according to their own specific schedules. As a traveler, you may prefer a direct journey, or you may not mind making changes and connections. If you have heavy suitcases, a direct journey could be best; otherwise, you might be able to save money and enjoy more flexibility by making a change along the way. Every day, there are an average of 18 departures from Moscow which travel directly to Elektrostal. There are 53 journeys with one change or more. Unfortunately, no connection was found for your trip from Moscow to Elektrostal. Selecting a new departure or arrival city, without dramatically changing your itinerary could help you find connections.

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If you're looking for the best deal for your trip from Moscow to Elektrostal, booking train tickets in advance is a great way to save money, but keep in mind that advance tickets are usually not available until 3 months before your travel date.

Stay flexible with your travel time and explore off-peak journeys

Planning your trips around off-peak travel times not only means that you'll be able to avoid the crowds, but can also end up saving you money. Being flexible with your schedule and considering alternative routes or times will significantly impact the amount of money you spend on getting from Moscow to Elektrostal.

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Checking on the latest deals can help save a lot of money, making it worth taking the time to browse and compare prices. So make sure you get the best deal on your ticket and take advantage of special fares for children, youth and seniors as well as discounts for groups.

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If you're planning a trip with some flexible time, why not opt for the scenic route? Taking slower trains or connecting trains that make more stops may save you money on your ticket – definitely worth considering if it fits in your schedule.

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The cheapest Moscow - Elektrostal train tickets can be found for as low as $35.01 if you’re lucky, or $54.00 on average. The most expensive ticket can cost as much as $77.49.

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