Canadian Gold Rush

Canadian Affair has unveiled a wide range of special offers on flights and holidays to Canada for Summer 2007, with flights to Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa and Halifax starting from £99 one way (incl. taxes and charges). Flights to Calgary and Vancouver start from just £149 one way.

The UK’s largest tour operator to Canada is also offering 10 per cent discounts on hotels right across Canada, self-drive tours, trips on the world-famous Rocky Mountaineer train, Alaska cruises, car hire and travel insurance.

A three-night Toronto city break starts from £319 per person, based on return flights from London Gatwick or Manchester (departing on 3rd May) and three nights at the Days Hotel, on a room-only (twin-share) basis.

To take advantage of these special offers, travellers must book by 31st January, 2007.

Canadian Affair is offering over 400,000 seats this summer, with a choice of 59 flights each week to seven cities across Canada in conjunction with its airline partners Air Transat, Thomas Cook Airlines and MyTravel Airways.

Canadian Affair will offer flights for the first time from London Heathrow, Edinburgh, Exeter and Newcastle, along with services from London Gatwick, Birmingham, Manchester and Glasgow. Complimentary meals are offered on all flights and child discounts are available.

Flights to Canada’s East coast will be operated principally by Thomas Cook Airlines Boeing 757 aircraft with a seat pitch of 35 inches, the most generous economy class legroom available on the Atlantic, along with the wide-body Airbus A330 and A310 aircraft with a choice of cabin options. Flights to the West coast are operated by widebody Airbus A330 and A310 aircraft, also with a choice of cabin options.

For information and reservations, visit canadianaffair.com.