Aeroplan Adds Two Ways to Earn: Dining Through DINR and Hyatt Stays
Aeroplan members can earn points when they book restaurants through DINR, and a Hyatt offer gives extra Aeroplan points for hotel stays.
Air Canada's Aeroplan program now rewards dining out. Prince of Travel reports that Aeroplan is expanding its tie-up with DINR, a restaurant reservation platform based in Canada. People with a DINR Premium membership now collect Aeroplan points when they make reservations.
The rewards have two parts. A new DINR Premium member gets 1,000 bonus Aeroplan points. Each completed reservation then earns at least 100 points. Prince of Travel says DINR began in Montréal and now lists restaurants across Canada.
Hotel stays also offer a new way to earn. Frequent Miler says World of Hyatt has begun sign-ups for an offer that gives 1.5 Aeroplan points for every dollar spent during stays. Members get these points on top of their normal Hyatt points.
Upgraded Points says the offer follows the Hyatt and Air Canada partnership announced earlier this year. It says the promotion runs through November 11 for members who link their accounts. The same article's headline mentions Valentine's Day, so the end date is unclear in the notes.
What it means for travelers
Travelers who collect Aeroplan points now have two more ways to build a balance without flying. Dining in Canada and staying at Hyatt hotels can both add points. The Hyatt offer needs registration, so travelers who skip that step may miss the bonus.
What to watch next
Check the official Hyatt and Aeroplan pages to confirm the promotion's end date and sign-up steps. Read the DINR membership terms and cost before you buy, because the notes do not list the price.
How the story unfolded
- The Points Guy How to earn Air Canada Aeroplan points
- Prince of Travel Aeroplan Members Can Now Earn Points on DINR Restaurant Reservations
Read the original reporting
- Prince of Travel – Aeroplan Members Can Now Earn Points on DINR Restaurant Reservations ↗
- Frequent Miler – Hyatt promo: Earn 1.5X Aeroplan points on stays in addition to Hyatt points ↗
- Upgraded Points – Earn Bonus Aeroplan Points on Hyatt Stays Through Valentine’s Day ↗
- The Points Guy – How to earn Air Canada Aeroplan points ↗
Quick questions
What is this points & miles story about?
Aeroplan members can earn points when they book restaurants through DINR, and a Hyatt offer gives extra Aeroplan points for hotel stays.
What does this mean for travelers to Canada?
Travelers who collect Aeroplan points now have two more ways to build a balance without flying. Dining in Canada and staying at Hyatt hotels can both add points. The Hyatt offer needs registration, so travelers who skip that step may miss the bonus.
What should I do now?
Check the official Hyatt and Aeroplan pages to confirm the promotion's end date and sign-up steps. Read the DINR membership terms and cost before you buy, because the notes do not list the price.
Which outlets reported this?
This brief is based on reporting from Prince of Travel, Frequent Miler, Upgraded Points and The Points Guy. Links to the original stories are listed on this page.
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