A recent study by Expedia Canada reports that the majority of Canadians will continue the rest of the year at home, but remain firm in their desire to travel for the year 2021, and Puerto Vallarta is in the first place on the list of international destinations they yearn to visit. of the Pacific , ahead of the islands of Hawaii, the Dominican Republic, the Maldives or Polynesia.
After a year like 2020, it is not difficult to imagine why so many travelers want to escape to a beach destination or an island to the next opportunity they have, agreed advisers consulted for the report.
Canadians are frequent visitors to Puerto Vallarta due to connectivity, flight distances of no more than four hours, mild climate, and numerous natural attractions., but, above all, to the warm hospitality that they find among Vallartans, used to receiving them with a big smile.
Travelers from the “Maple Leaf” country particularly value tranquility, security, compliance with health protocols throughout the tourism sector , as well as the offer of outdoor activities in a setting of mountains, rivers, waterfalls and sea offered by this port.
CONNECTIVITY IS EXPANDED
Air connectivity between Canadian cities and Puerto Vallarta has improved substantially for several weeks, and will be strengthened in the winter season.
There are currently weekly flights from Calgary, Edmonton, Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver via the airlinesAir Canada, Swoop, Air Transat and Westjet.
Westjet announced that from December 05 to 15 they will have five weekly flights on the Calgary-Puerto Vallarta route , and from December 16 to January 4, 2021 they will offer a daily flight.
In addition, from December 05 to 15, Westjet will operate a weekly flight on the Vancouver-Puerto Vallarta route , and from December 16 to January 4 there will be 2 weekly flights.
Meanwhile on the Edmonton-Puerto Vallarta route from December 16 to January 4 they will have a weekly flight, as well as on the Winnipeg-Puerto Vallarta route.
For its part, the airline Air Canada reported that as of December 18 it will offer two weekly flights from Calgary.
"Canada has been the second most important market for the destination at the international level, so the return of the operation of four of the five airlines that have connected the Puerto Vallarta International Airport with that country shows a sign of recovery and confidence in the destination ", shared Luis Villaseñor, Interim Director of the Promotion Trust , - the goal is to recover connectivity and continue to be the destination in Latin America with the largest number of Canadian cities connected through its international airport, - paid the Director Interim.
LUXURY PRODUCT
This great news is complemented by Air Canada's announcement of its luxury product "The Jetz Experience", through which flights will operate from Vancouver to this destination from December 21 to 28.
The airline reported that the flights will be made in jets that were regularly rented for magnates, artists and even hockey teams, but in the context of the pandemic, they created this more intimate experience with healthy distance, to take advantage of luxury aircraft, for which decided to offer "luxury charters"
These flights will only arrive in Puerto Vallarta on the Pacific and the hotels that will be participating with packages are: Casa Velas Puerto Vallarta, Hyatt Ziva Puerto Vallarta, Secrets Vallarta Bay, The Hacienda at Hilton Puerto Vallarta Resort and Villa Premiere Boutique Hotel & Romantic Getaway Puerto Vallarta.
The full Expedia Canada report is here:
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