Capital One Travel, Up to $75 Off Flights to Canada from NJ/NY/TX
Capital One is targeting select Capital One Venture X Rewards cardholders with a discount of up to $75 on flights to Canada. This offer is valid on flights from airports in Texas, New York, or New Jersey to any airport in Canada.
The offer is targeted and there are different versions for $40, $60 or $75 discount. You must book flights through Capital One Travel. Offer expires on December 31, 2022, but you can book travel past that date.
This offers seems to be part of some new type of travel offers from Capital One. Travel offers are applied at checkout. Your total payment can be split using any combination of a travel offer, a rewards account and a valid Capital One Travel credit card. Travel offers are applicable for one-time use only. If your travel offer exceeds the total of your booking, you will not be able to use the difference on a separate transaction.
Offer Terms
- This is a destination-based offer, and can only be applied to bookings made through Capital One Travel from/to eligible destinations during the offer window.
- This offer cannot be retroactively applied to bookings made before the offer starts, and will not be applied to any bookings made after the offer expires.
- This offer will only be available while supplies last.
- Your Capital One account must be open and in good standing to be eligible for the offer.
- Travel offers are valid for consumer, non-commercial use only.
- Travel offers are non-transferrable, have no cash value, and may not be redeemed for cash, and may not be combined with other offers unless specified.
Guru’s Wrap-up
A nice discount if you are in those three states and planning a trip up north. It’s probably difficult to find a cheap flight to Canada that’s close to $75, but you should be able to stack this offer with the $300 credit on the Venture X card.
While this specific offer is limited, hopefully we see more of these travel offers in the future. Check your accounts and let me know if you see the offer.
