Before you zip your suitcase and head off to the airport, you might want to take a quick detour through Canada's latest travel advisories. They're like looking both ways before crossing the street but for globe-trotting. After all, that safari you're planning might share space with safety concerns, your next beach holiday could have you dodging unexpected waves of political unrest, and that view of the Aurora you're dreaming about may be dimmed by disaster warnings. A quick check of Canada's travel advisories could be the difference between a trip to remember and one to forget.
The United States is planning to lift pandemic restrictions for international air travellers and Canadians crossing the land border. Visitors will no longer need to be vaccinated or show proof of COVID-19 vaccination as of May 12, the day after the public health emergency ends south of the border.
After receiving our very first snowfall, you might be tempted to book a vacay outta Canada ASAP for a quick winter escape. However, you can't just up and go wherever you'd like as the Government of Canada has issued travel warnings for a handful of countries worldwide.
Canada is dropping most of the remaining federal COVID-19 travel restrictions, including the mask requirement on planes and trains, as of October 1. Federal Transport Minister Omar Alghabra said health checks for air and rail travel will also end.
Travel is back in action following Canada's change in border measures, and you can finally head on that trip you've been planning without the added stress of pandemic rules. Well, Flair Airlines is having a flash sale just in time to ring in the summer season. Flair Airlines services countless cities across North America including Toronto, Vancouver, and Orlando, to name a few and you can snag a cheap flight from Montreal to all destinations for over 50% off.