Before you pack your bags for Aruba's sunny shores, Iceland's volcanic landscapes, or France's historic boulevards, you might want to glance at Canada's latest travel advisories. They've spotlighted these destinations, and more, with concerns ranging from health risks like dengue to like volcanic eruptions, not to mention heightened security measures ahead of the Paris Olympics.
Air Canada has announced it will cap fares and add over 6,000 seats on select routes formerly operated by Lynx Air. The move comes after the discount carrier revealed it will cease operations as of February 26. Covering routes across Canada, the United States, and Cancun, Mexico, the measures will offer alternative travel options for passengers impacted by Lynx Air's impending shutdown.
When it comes to plotting a fall getaway, Priceline has dropped the map and compass for travellers. From iconic cities that never sleep to budget-friendly gems waiting to be discovered, the online travel agency broke down the financial forecast and most popular hotspots for autumnal adventurers.
Just as a savvy traveller checks the weather at their destination, it's wise to prepare for more than just the forecast. And Canada has flagged hotspots that might be 'hotter' than you bargain for. The travel advisories serve as a gentle reminder that beyond the allure of a new place, there can be underlying challenges. From health concerns to unexpected disruptions, the newest alerts highlight nine vacation destinations for Canadians to approach with caution.
Canada has updated its travel advisory for the United States – warning 2LGBTQIA+ individuals that certain state laws could affect them during a visit to the U.S. Global Affairs Canada issued the updated travel advisory on August 29, 2023, stating, "Some states have enacted laws and policies that may affect 2SLGBTQI+ persons."