Caribbean Set for Surge in Journey From Canada

Canada’s authorities simply lifted all of its border and journey well being measures, a transfer that can doubtless result in a surge in tourism to the Caribbean this winter. 

And Sunwing, the nation’s largest journey firm, says it’s seeing a “robust surge” in demand for winter journey, notably to the Caribbean. 

“The rising demand for journey is extremely welcome information for our firm and your entire Canadian journey trade, and we’re delighted that the federal government is lifting journey measures beginning in October, which is able to undoubtedly drive extra bookings for journey to solar locations this winter,” stated Andrew Dawson, President of Tour Operations for Sunwing. 

Dawson stated Sunwing was seeing capability returning to pre-pandemic ranges, each to extra conventional locations like Punta Cana to increasing locations like Cayo Largo in Cuba. 

“We sit up for including much more routes and locations to assist evolving demand within the months forward,” Dawson stated. 

Sunwing has revealed its flight schedule to Mexico and the Caribbean for 2022-2023, with essentially the most flights to tourism powers like Montego Bay, Jamaica; Punta Cana and Cancun. 

Sunwing is flying 16 flights every week to Punta Cana alone, from cities like Toronto and Montreal (each with day by day service) and Calgary and Vancouver, with flights as soon as weekly, respectively.

The corporate’s Caribbean-Mexico community consists of locations in Antigua, Aruba, Mexico, Grenada, The Bahamas, Cuba, Colombia, the Dominican Republic, Honduras, Cuba, St Maarten and Saint Lucia.