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CANADIAN AFFAIR DOUBLES SUMMER 2007 PROGRAMME
 - 400,000 return seats to Canada from £99 one-way -

Canadian Affair is offering a record number of seats and services to Canada next summer. The UK’s leading tour operator to Canada has announced a 2007 summer programme with 400,000 return seats on offer, twice the number available for summer 2006.

Customers will have the choice of 57 flight departures each week from seven UK departure airports, including new flights from Edinburgh, Exeter and Newcastle. These have been added to the existing UK departure points of London Gatwick, Birmingham, Manchester and Glasgow airports.

Canadian Affair has unveiled flights starting from £99 per person one-way (including taxes). All destinations will be served by non-stop services flying into seven of Canada’s major international airports, not secondary airports that are further from each city.

Flights for Summer 2007 are on sale now for the lowest prices and best availability.

Canadian Affair also specialises in high quality, tailor-made holidays to Canada offering hotels, Rocky Mountaineer train tours, self-drive holidays, cruises, motor-homes and much more at the most competitive prices.

Commenting on the new schedule Kathryn Munro, Canadian Affair’s Communication and Marketing Director, said: “We believe our product, prices and customer service are simply unbeatable. Canadian Affair will offer the most flights directly to and from the main airports in Canada, without stopping to pick up other passengers from other points that only adds time and inconvenience to the journey. We also provide child discounts, something that our competitors have been keen to abolish.

“We will always work hard to deliver the lowest prices and the best product and service in the market and our 2007 programme underlines this. We’ve been leading the way for years and it’s our intention to stay in that position,” she added.

Canadian Affair, established in 1995, has become synonymous with high-quality and low-cost air fares to Canada. It will continue to grow on this philosophy, together with its air partners Air Transat, Thomas Cook Airlines and My Travel Airways.  Together they will jointly serve seven Canadian destinations from seven UK airports.

Canadian Affair’s new Summer 2007 schedule offers:

• London Gatwick to Toronto (14 flights a week), Vancouver (five flights a week), Calgary (three flights a week), Montreal (three flights a week), Halifax (one flight a week), Ottawa (one flight a week), and Edmonton (one flight a week).
• Manchester to Toronto (nine flights a week), Calgary (two flights a week), Vancouver (two flights a week) and Montreal (one flight a week).
• Glasgow to Toronto (six flights a week), Calgary (one flight a week) and Vancouver (one flight a week)
• Birmingham to Toronto (two flights a week)
• Edinburgh to Toronto (one flight a week)
• Newcastle to Toronto (one flight a week)
• Exeter to Toronto (one flight a week)

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 www.canadianaffair.com or call 0207 616 9999 or 0141 248 6777.