This is going to be very convenient this summer, well, if you live in Toronto, Montreal or Vancouver. I'd love to see flights from a Prairie capital, Calgary, which would be so nice and easy for Western Canada.
I can see the concerns here, but no doubt some folks will be disappointed.
This story doesn't have a lot of details, but I'm wondering if Flair is going to start working with the trade now? I don't think they've done any outreach with advisors or agents in the past, but I'd love to see it. Does anyone have the inside scoop on their big picture plans?
Hoping someone can clarify what this link actually means — is Air Canada still flying the same route, with the same Max 8, but just calling it Rouge?
I was hoping to redeem my points in July, looking at Japan, but I think I'm SOL for it with this change. Was there any warning that this was coming? Someone forwarded me this, but I can't remember getting anything from Aeroplan. Is June 1st a hard deadline for this? Or do you there's wiggle room if I call?
I love the number of direct flights popping up this summer. New Brunswick has been on my list for so long ... seems like more Canadians really are exploring Canada this year.
I almost have to give it to them, they won't succeed, but they keep trying...
This Alpha Male wants Canadians to come to America ... and probably forget about what happened in Australia.
Yeah, I don't think this guy's sales pitch is going to get much traction in Canada...
I've come across this a few times, that luxury travellers are moving off-season because of 'sustainability' concerns, but my sense is that people just don't want to visit overcrowded destinations—are folks really travelling off-peak to prevent over-tourism? Or to avoid it? https://openjaw.com/newsroom/retail/2026/05/13/virtuoso-says-advisors-are-key-to-reducing-peak-season-crowding/
So, who's staying close to home this summer?