Complete Expedia for TD Guide: Maximize your TD Rewards points


Expedia for TD is the travel portal reserved for TD cardholders. You book flights, hotels, and packages by paying with your TD Points (0.5 cents value, or 200 points per dollar), your TD card, or a combination of both, with no blackout dates.
Expedia is one of the world’s largest travel booking sites. In Canada, the platform offers a dedicated portal for TD Bank customers: Expedia For TD. This portal allows TD cardholders to redeem their TD Rewards points for travel, with no blackout dates or restrictions.
Before diving into the tutorial, keep one thing in mind: one TD Rewards point is worth 0.5¢ on Expedia For TD. This is not the best return among Canadian programs, but the portal offers great flexibility. Here’s how to use it smartly.

Expedia.ca and ExpediaForTD.com share the same inventory: same flights, same hotels, same prices, same cruises. The difference lies elsewhere. Here’s what distinguishes the two portals.
| Criteria | Expedia.ca | Expedia for TD |
|---|---|---|
| Access | Open to all | Reserved for TD Rewards cardholders |
| Payment method | Credit card, PayPal | TD Card and/or TD Rewards points |
| Loyalty Program | Expedia Rewards (One Key) | TD Rewards Program |
| Best Price Guarantee | Yes | Yes |
| $100 travel credit | Not applicable | With the TD First Class Travel® Visa Infinite* Card |
Additionally, if you find a cheaper flight + hotel package within 24 hours of booking, or a cheaper hotel room up to 48 hours before check-in, Expedia will refund the difference. This guarantee applies to both portals.
Note also that Expedia.ca has its own loyalty program, Expedia Rewards (One Key), which cannot be combined with TD Rewards.

The Expedia For TD portal covers all of Expedia’s travel products. Here is the complete list of possible bookings:
Redeeming points via the Expedia For TD portal takes less than 5 minutes. The rule is simple: every 200 TD Rewards points are worth $1 off your trip.

At the time of payment, the green box displays the exact amount you can cover with your points and the number of points required. You can cover all or part of the trip depending on your available balance.

Once the booking is confirmed, you will receive a confirmation email with payment details (points portion and card portion). Points are deducted immediately from your account. There you go! Congratulations on the savings obtained thanks to your TD Rewards points. We love it!

Have you already booked a trip with your TD card outside of Expedia For TD? You can still use your TD Rewards points to reimburse the purchase. This is the Book Your Way option. However, the ratio is less advantageous: 250 TD Rewards points = $1 reimbursement, compared to 200 points on the Expedia For TD portal.




The 200 points = $1 ratio gives a fixed value of 0.5¢ per TD Rewards point on Expedia For TD. This value never varies, regardless of the type of booking or season. This is both the strength and the limitation of the program.
The portal shines in certain specific scenarios. Conversely, other uses of points will be more advantageous depending on your profile.
Throughout the year, Expedia For TD offers occasional promotions to TD cardholders. These offers allow you to save more or boost your accumulation. Here are the most frequent formats:
Keep an eye on TD emails or the portal homepage to spot these promotions. Combined with your annual $100 travel credit and your points, they can turn a standard trip into a bargain.

Holders of the TD® Aeroplan® Visa Infinite* Card receive an annual $100 travel credit on their first eligible travel purchase via Expedia For TD. This credit renews every 1st January.
Once the transaction is completed, you will receive a confirmation email from TD within 2 to 3 days. The $100 credit will then appear directly in your account.


Four TD cards allow you to earn TD Rewards points and book via Expedia For TD. Here is a comparative table of the three main cards for individuals:
| Card | Points on Expedia For TD | Annual Fee | Welcome Offer |
|---|---|---|---|
| TD First Class Travel® Visa Infinite* Card | 8 pts / $1 | $139 (free for the 1st year) | Up to 160,000 pts |
| TD Platinum Travel Visa | 6 pts / $1 | $89 (free for the 1st year) | Up to 50,000 pts |
| TD Rewards Visa | 4 pts / $1 | $0 | 15,152 pts |
The TD First Class Travel® Visa Infinite* Card offers the most generous welcome bonus among TD travel points cards.
With the TD First Class Travel® Visa Infinite* Card, you can earn up to 160,000 TD Rewards points† and a first-year annual fee rebate†:
Plus, enjoy an annual TD Travel Credit† of $100 when you book travel through Expedia® For TD, as well as airport lounge access with 4 complimentary visits per year through the Visa Airport Companion Program†.
With the TD First Class Travel® Visa Infinite* Card, you get:
This card also comes with a range of travel benefits, including an annual travel credit, complimentary airport lounge visits and an anniversary bonus that boosts your points every year†.
The TD Platinum Travel Visa* Card represents the intermediate option at TD for accumulating TD Rewards points.
With this new welcome offer for the TD Platinum Travel Visa* Card, you can earn up to 50,000 TD Rewards points and a first-year annual fee rebate:
This TD travel rewards credit card requires no minimum income.
The TD Rewards Visa* Card is the no-annual-fee option. For a free card, it remains honest: 4 points on Expedia For TD, 3 points on groceries, dining, and transportation.
With the TD Rewards Visa* Card, you can earn TD Rewards points on everyday purchases such as groceries, restaurant meals, bill payments, public transit, streaming services and travel bookings.
You can earn 15,152 TD Rewards points†, worth $50 on Amazon.ca†, when you spend $500 within 90 days of account opening†.
Your card also lets you redeem TD Rewards points for a wide range of rewards, including through Expedia® For TD, at Starbucks® and on Amazon.ca with Amazon Shop with Points. Conditions apply.
For self-employed individuals and business owners, the TD Business Travel Visa* Card also allows you to earn TD Rewards points and book via Expedia For TD. An option to consider for separating personal and business expenses while continuing to earn in the same program.
Here are the most frequent pitfalls TD cardholders encounter when using Expedia For TD. Avoid them and you will get much more value from your points.
Having only one TD card limits your potential. Here is a combination strategy tested by our team for travelers who wish to maximize their earning.
Consult our ranking of the best travel credit cards in Canada and our card comparison tool to build the portfolio suited to your spending.
Expedia For TD will not appeal to everyone. The value of 0.5¢ per point limits the potential for travellers aiming for business class. However, for economy class travellers, all-inclusive enthusiasts, cruisers, and families, the portal offers a flexibility that few Canadian programs can match.
Furthermore, combined with the annual $100 travel credit and 4 free visits to airport lounges, the TD First Class Travel® Visa Infinite* Card positions itself as an excellent all-purpose travel card. Enhance your strategy by following our advice and stay tuned for seasonal promotions!
Log in to Expedia for TD with your TD credentials, search for your trip, then choose the portion to pay with TD Rewards points at the payment stage. Each increment of 200 points reduces the cost by $1; the remaining balance is charged to your TD card. The booking is confirmed immediately.
Expedia For TD is the exclusive travel booking platform for TD credit cardholders with TD Rewards points. You can book flights, hotels, packages, cruises, and car rentals by paying with your TD card, your TD Rewards points, or a combination of both.
One TD Rewards point is worth 0.5¢. On Expedia For TD, every 200 points is equivalent to $1 off your trip. Via Book Your Way, the ratio is less advantageous: 250 points for $1.
As long as a credit card linked to your account remains active, your TD Rewards points do not expire. Once the card is closed, you have 90 days to use your balance. Consult our article on the expiration of points in Canadian loyalty programs.
Four TD cards accumulate TD Rewards points and provide access to the portal: the TD First Class Travel® Visa Infinite* Card, the TD Platinum Travel Visa* Card, the TD Rewards Visa* Card, and the TD Business Travel Visa* Card.
Yes. You can cover all or part of your trip with your TD Rewards points and pay the rest with your TD card. The portal allows you to adjust the points portion according to your available balance and preference.
No. Expedia for TD does not impose any blackout dates or seat restrictions. If the travel is available for sale on the portal, you can purchase it with points, regardless of the season or carrier.
Holders of the TD First Class Travel® Visa Infinite* Card receive an annual $100 travel credit on their first eligible travel purchase with Expedia For TD. The transaction must be $500 or more, including taxes, in a single transaction on the card. The credit is applied automatically within 2 to 3 days.
Expedia For TD is the direct booking portal: a ratio of 200 points for $1. Book Your Way allows you to reimburse a travel purchase already made elsewhere with your TD card, within 3 months: a ratio of 250 points for $1. Direct booking via Expedia For TD remains more advantageous. Note that later in 2026, Book Your Own Way will no longer be offered online: you will need to call 1-800-983-8472.
Expedia For TD customer service can be reached at 1-877-222-6492. For cruises, call 1-800-707-7327 instead. For issues related to Book Your Way, call 1-800-983-8472. As of the implementation of the changes announced by TD for 2026, this is also the number you will need to use to make the Book Your Own Way redemption, which will no longer be offered online.
Later in 2026, Expedia for TD will only be accessible through EasyWeb and the TD app, and no longer through a direct login on the site. Book Your Own Way will only be offered by phone, at 1-800-983-8472. Merchandise redemptions, meanwhile, are only available on Amazon.ca as of September 1, 2026.
It depends on the trip. For business or first-class flights, programs like Aeroplan or Amex Membership Rewards often offer much better value (2¢/pt or more). For economy flights, all-inclusive packages, independent hotels, or cruises, TD Rewards points remain competitive thanks to their flexibility.
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