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18 Feb

Passengers Left Waiting at Ottawa Macdonald-Cartier International Airport in Ottawa, Canada as 20 Flights Delayed and 15 Canceled, Airlines Including WestJet, Porter Airlines, Jazz and Air Canada Impacted Across Toronto, Calgary, Montreal, Cancun and Regional Routes

Passengers Left Waiting at Ottawa Macdonald-Cartier International Airport in Ottawa, Canada as 20 Flights Delayed and 15 Canceled, Airlines Including WestJet, Porter Airlines, Jazz and Air Canada Impacted Across Toronto, Calgary, Montreal, Cancun and Regional Routes Travelers moving through Ottawa Macdonald-Cartier International Airport today expected smooth departures, but many instead found themselves refreshing flight apps and scanning departure boards as disruptions mounted. The airport recorded 20 delays and 15 cancellations, affecting passengers traveling across domestic Canadian routes and select international destinations. For families planning visits, professionals on business trips, and tourists...

18 Feb

Calgary Hit by Brutal Winter Storm, Causing Flight Cancellations and Dangerous Roads – How Canada is Struggling to Cope with the Cold Snap!

Calgary Hit by Brutal Winter Storm, Causing Flight Cancellations and Dangerous Roads – How Canada is Struggling to Cope with the Cold Snap! A powerful winter storm, with severe snow and wind, has hit Calgary, disrupting travel and daily activities. The city is under a Yellow Warning for hazardous winter conditions, with blizzard-like weather expected to last through the afternoon. The Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) has predicted snowfall accumulations of up to 25 cm, with some areas, particularly in east-central Alberta, possibly receiving up to 40 cm. Calgarians woke...

17 Feb

Passengers Stuck at Vancouver International Airport in Vancouver, Canada as 97 Flights Delayed and 29 Canceled, Airlines Including WestJet, Air Canada, Jazz, United and Cathay Pacific Impacted Across Calgary, Edmonton, Montreal, Winnipeg and Global Route

Passengers Stuck at Vancouver International Airport in Vancouver, Canada as 97 Flights Delayed and 29 Canceled, Airlines Including WestJet, Air Canada, Jazz, United and Cathay Pacific Impacted Across Calgary, Edmonton, Montreal, Winnipeg and Global Route Travelers moving through Vancouver International Airport today found themselves watching departure screens more closely than usual, as a surge of delays and cancellations reshaped schedules across one of North America’s most important Pacific gateways. With 97 delayed flights and 29 cancellations, the disruptions affected journeys for hundreds of passengers heading to destinations across Canada and around...

17 Feb

Canada Leads Accessible Air Travel with Updated Medical Form Boosting Tourism for Disabled Travelers: All You Need to Know

Canada Leads Accessible Air Travel with Updated Medical Form Boosting Tourism for Disabled Travelers: All You Need to Know Canada sets a new benchmark in inclusive air travel by updating the Air Travel Requirements Assessment Form across major airlines. This standardized document now fully supports screen readers, enabling independent completion by blind, deafblind, and partially sighted passengers heading to popular tourism spots like Vancouver, Toronto, and Niagara Falls. The swift revision directly impacts Canada tourism by removing digital barriers, encouraging more disabled individuals to explore the nation’s vibrant destinations. Background on Form...

17 Feb

US Tourism Faces Setback as Canadian Travel Boycott Intensifies in Response to Political Strain and Tougher Border Policies

US Tourism Faces Setback as Canadian Travel Boycott Intensifies in Response to Political Strain and Tougher Border Policies The growing Canadian travel boycott against the U.S. is becoming a significant challenge for the American tourism industry, as political tensions and stricter border policies deter Canadian visitors. With bookings to popular U.S. destinations such as Walt Disney World, Disneyland Resort, and national parks dropping by as much as 45%, this shift signals deeper dissatisfaction among Canadians with U.S. travel conditions. The boycott, which began in response to political frictions, has been amplified...

17 Feb

Canada’s Luxury Travel Sector Poised for Record Growth as Consumers Favor Personalization, Sustainability, and Family-Oriented Adventures

Canada’s Luxury Travel Sector Poised for Record Growth as Consumers Favor Personalization, Sustainability, and Family-Oriented Adventures Canada’s luxury travel sector is poised for record growth, driven by evolving consumer preferences that increasingly favor personalization, sustainability, and family-oriented adventures. As more affluent travelers seek unique, tailor-made experiences, the demand for personalized itineraries has surged. These travelers are looking for bespoke journeys that reflect their individual interests, whether through exclusive cultural experiences, luxurious accommodations, or private tours. Additionally, there is a noticeable shift toward sustainability, as travelers become more conscious of the environmental...

17 Feb

A New Gateway to Canada’s Culture: Montreal to Launch a Smart Downtown Tourist Hub for International Visitors

A New Gateway to Canada’s Culture: Montreal to Launch a Smart Downtown Tourist Hub for International Visitors Montreal is preparing to welcome global travellers in a smarter and more organised way. The Quebec government has announced a new investment to create a modern tourist hub in downtown Montreal. This project reflects the city’s ambition to strengthen its position as one of Canada’s most visitor-friendly destinations. The new hub is designed to improve how travellers experience Montreal from the moment they arrive. It will bring essential visitor services together in one central location....

17 Feb

Philippines Joins Cuba, Belize, Cambodia, China, Vietnam, and More as Canada Issues Urgent Dengue Travel Advisory

Philippines Joins Cuba, Belize, Cambodia, China, Vietnam, and More as Canada Issues Urgent Dengue Travel Advisory The Philippines, alongside countries like Cuba, Belize, Cambodia, China, and Vietnam, is now facing a higher risk of dengue fever, prompting the Government of Canada to issue an updated travel advisory. This advisory urges travelers to these regions to take extra precautions, as dengue—a mosquito-borne illness—can cause severe health complications. With no vaccine available in Canada, the advisory emphasizes the need for travelers to prevent mosquito bites and seek medical advice before their trip to...

17 Feb

Alberta Welcomes Top Travel Agents from Germany to Explore its Winter Wonders and Year-Round Attractions

Alberta Welcomes Top Travel Agents from Germany to Explore its Winter Wonders and Year-Round Attractions Alberta is rolling out the welcome mat for 300 top travel agents from Germany and several other European countries, as part of the 2026 DERTOUR Campus Academy event. From February 21 to 26, these agents will explore Alberta’s stunning landscapes and signature experiences during an immersive program designed to deepen their knowledge of the region’s year-round travel offerings. The event will take place in Calgary and Banff, two of Alberta’s most iconic destinations, showcasing the province’s...

17 Feb

Explore Latin America Like Never Before: Air Canada Sixth Freedom Flights Connect European Cities via Toronto, Montréal, and Vancouver

Explore Latin America Like Never Before: Air Canada Sixth Freedom Flights Connect European Cities via Toronto, Montréal, and Vancouver Canada is rapidly becoming a key gateway for international travellers seeking smooth connections between Europe and Latin America. Air Canada’s sixth freedom flights, which allow passengers to fly from one foreign city through Canada to another foreign city, are transforming the travel experience. Tourists from Europe can now stop in Toronto, Montréal, or Vancouver and continue seamlessly to Latin American destinations. This innovative strategy leverages Canada’s geographical position to create efficient routes,...