With WestJet's new everyday low pricing, here are some great deals on cheap flights to St John's NL. This is not a seat sale! There is no expiry on these great fares to St John's. These are WestJet's everyday low prices, when booked at least 7 days before departure (subject to availability), for travel on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Book early for the best availability, knowing that you are getting a great travel deal!
SAMPLE FARES
Calgary to St John's - $299
Edmonton to St John's - $299
Halifax to St John's - $119
Montreal to St John's - $179
Regina to St John's - $309
Thunder Bay to St John's - $239
Toronto to St John's - $179
Vancouver to St John's - $339
Victoria to St John's - $349
Winnipeg to St John's - $279
Seats at these fares are limited and may not be available on all flights. WestJet fares to St John's are one-way, and exclude taxes.
It's not unusual that first time and even returning visitors are awed by this understated destination. St. John's exceeds expectations – it's a place where visitors feel at home the moment they land, making it one of Canada's most beloved cities.
St. John's is the capital city of Newfoundland – affectionately called 'The Rock' by locals due to its windswept and craggy appearance – and Labrador. The oldest city in North America, St. John's is also the most easterly city and is one of history and beauty beyond compare. St. John's is a quaint but bustling city of just over 100,000 citizens best known for their welcoming and sociable personalities. St. John's is also home to Memorial University, which lends the community a younger, student atmosphere.
Sophisticated shops and restaurants line Water and Duckworth Streets and George Street is legendary for its lively bars. Find local music rich in Irish history and Celtic ambience, popular still, even though brought here centuries ago by the province's ancestors. St. John's has over 300 restaurants offering every type of cuisine, from fine dining to casual and fast food. Enjoy a profusion of excellent seafood and wild game – choices like pan-fried cod, bacon-wrapped scallops, seafood chowder and stuffed Atlantic salmon to tempt the palate.
St. John's is one of the most dramatic and captivating places you can visit. It's a place of large proportions on a small island. You have to see it to believe it – spectacular seascapes, impressive glacier-carved fjords, pristine wilderness and magnificent waterfalls. Take an easy drive along the coastline for ocean and iceberg views. A scenic drive around the southern shore of Cape Race is awe-inspiring. Conception Bay, with sunken whaling ships and waterfall, is a photographer's and naturalist's haven. It is also sheltered and sandy, suited for scuba diving and swimming.
Summer in St. John's and Newfoundland is a time for festivals. Don't miss The Royal St. John's Regatta, the oldest continuing sporting event in North America or The George Street Musical Festival, the largest and longest annual music festival and party in Newfoundland and Labrador, which leads up to the Regatta.
St. John's, where the people are the most hospitable and friendly you could meet, with their patently welcoming traditions and ceremonies that will endear you to the place forever. Let them teach you what it really means to ‘Kiss the Cod' and you'll be hooked. Book your WestJet cheap flights to St. John's, NL today!
Saturday, July 24, 2010
Friday, July 16, 2010
WestJet Cheap Flights to Montreal
With WestJet's new everyday low pricing, here are some great deals on cheap flights to Montreal. This is not a seat sale! There is no expiry on these great fares to Montreal. These are WestJet's everyday low prices, when booked at least 7 days before departure (subject to availability), for travel on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Book early for the best availability, knowing that you are getting a great travel deal!
SAMPLE FARES
Calgary to Montreal - $209
Charlottetown to Montreal - $149
Edmonton to Montreal - $209
Halifax to Montreal - $119
Regina to Montreal - $189
Saint John to Montreal - $139
St. John's to Montreal - $179
Thunder Bay to Montreal - $139
Toronto to Montreal - $89
Vancouver to Montreal - $229
Victoria to Montreal - $239
Winnipeg to Montreal - $169
Seats at these fares are limited and may not be available on all flights. WestJet fares to Montreal are one-way, and exclude taxes.
Montreal is commonly referred to as the Paris of North America. It is definitely fitting – not just for the obvious comparison to the French-speaking residents – but also for culinary, historical, cultural, aesthetic, romantic and trend-setting reasons.
Montreal is a delight, loaded with sensational diversions for the most discerning tastes. The remarkable spectacle that is the Cirque du Soleil – troupes of fearless performers, high-flying acrobats and stunning dancers – has roots firmly planted in Montreal. The Cirque has been amazing and electrifying spectators around the world with jaw-dropping shows for over a quarter of a century. Montreal's Jazz Fest, which hits the streets and concert halls each summer, brings out music aficionados who flock to this annual event to listen not only to jazz, but also a lineup of other musical influences. A whopping 3,000 artists come from at least 30 other countries around the world!
For two weeks each July, many of the world's funniest people assemble for Montreal's Just for Laughs Festival and treat jubilant audiences to uproarious stand-up comedy. Each with their own special brand of wit and humour, their monologues, one-liners and tales of life as they see it are just some of the fun that can be expected at any Just for Laughs venue around the city.
With a Montreal Museums Pass, get access to 33 of Montreal's museums – most notably, Canada's premier contemporary art museum, Musée d'art contemporain – in addition to a Montreal transit card for unlimited use of the bus and métro system.
Montreal's nightlife is vibrant and dynamic with clubs, pubs, concerts and parties that embrace chic or shabby, conservative or alternative, laid-back or lively. As home to the National Hockey League's legendary Montréal Canadiens and the Canadian Football League's Montreal Alouettes, there's no shortage of sports fervour to get caught up in – hockey and football fans in Montreal are extremely devoted to their teams, so the best way to make friends for life is to pick up a jersey and join the crowd!
Located north of Montreal is the Laurentian Mountain Region – a vast area for hiking, canoeing, cycling, skiing, snowboarding and snowshoeing. Visitors come to experience winter and summer at its best at Mont-Tremblant, Mont Saint-Sauveur, Morin-Heights and more! With breathtaking mountain conditions, picturesque villages, the Scandinave Spa Mont-Tremblant and the best public golf course in Quebec, it's a spectacular place to play and to relax.
Not limited to haute cuisine, though Montreal has abundant 5-star fare on offer, local delicacies are among the most unique and delicious among all Canadian cities. What could be better than the perfect crispy-on-the-outside and chewy-on-the-inside Montreal-style bagel or a steaming plate of French fries with rich gravy and cheese curds that is the regional treat called poutine? And no one should miss out on trying Schwartz's – the famous deli where the smoked meat recipe is impossible to replicate and even harder to resist.
To satisfy a sweet tooth, a visit to the authentic Sucrerie de la Montagne atop Mont Rigaud, less than an hour from Montreal is a must. This popular sugar shack includes traditional and rustic accommodations, food and entertainment and, best of all, the chance to sample hot maple taffy served on a bed of fresh snow and scooped up with wooden sticks!
SAMPLE FARES
Calgary to Montreal - $209
Charlottetown to Montreal - $149
Edmonton to Montreal - $209
Halifax to Montreal - $119
Regina to Montreal - $189
Saint John to Montreal - $139
St. John's to Montreal - $179
Thunder Bay to Montreal - $139
Toronto to Montreal - $89
Vancouver to Montreal - $229
Victoria to Montreal - $239
Winnipeg to Montreal - $169
Seats at these fares are limited and may not be available on all flights. WestJet fares to Montreal are one-way, and exclude taxes.
Montreal is commonly referred to as the Paris of North America. It is definitely fitting – not just for the obvious comparison to the French-speaking residents – but also for culinary, historical, cultural, aesthetic, romantic and trend-setting reasons.
Montreal is a delight, loaded with sensational diversions for the most discerning tastes. The remarkable spectacle that is the Cirque du Soleil – troupes of fearless performers, high-flying acrobats and stunning dancers – has roots firmly planted in Montreal. The Cirque has been amazing and electrifying spectators around the world with jaw-dropping shows for over a quarter of a century. Montreal's Jazz Fest, which hits the streets and concert halls each summer, brings out music aficionados who flock to this annual event to listen not only to jazz, but also a lineup of other musical influences. A whopping 3,000 artists come from at least 30 other countries around the world!
For two weeks each July, many of the world's funniest people assemble for Montreal's Just for Laughs Festival and treat jubilant audiences to uproarious stand-up comedy. Each with their own special brand of wit and humour, their monologues, one-liners and tales of life as they see it are just some of the fun that can be expected at any Just for Laughs venue around the city.
With a Montreal Museums Pass, get access to 33 of Montreal's museums – most notably, Canada's premier contemporary art museum, Musée d'art contemporain – in addition to a Montreal transit card for unlimited use of the bus and métro system.
Montreal's nightlife is vibrant and dynamic with clubs, pubs, concerts and parties that embrace chic or shabby, conservative or alternative, laid-back or lively. As home to the National Hockey League's legendary Montréal Canadiens and the Canadian Football League's Montreal Alouettes, there's no shortage of sports fervour to get caught up in – hockey and football fans in Montreal are extremely devoted to their teams, so the best way to make friends for life is to pick up a jersey and join the crowd!
Located north of Montreal is the Laurentian Mountain Region – a vast area for hiking, canoeing, cycling, skiing, snowboarding and snowshoeing. Visitors come to experience winter and summer at its best at Mont-Tremblant, Mont Saint-Sauveur, Morin-Heights and more! With breathtaking mountain conditions, picturesque villages, the Scandinave Spa Mont-Tremblant and the best public golf course in Quebec, it's a spectacular place to play and to relax.
Not limited to haute cuisine, though Montreal has abundant 5-star fare on offer, local delicacies are among the most unique and delicious among all Canadian cities. What could be better than the perfect crispy-on-the-outside and chewy-on-the-inside Montreal-style bagel or a steaming plate of French fries with rich gravy and cheese curds that is the regional treat called poutine? And no one should miss out on trying Schwartz's – the famous deli where the smoked meat recipe is impossible to replicate and even harder to resist.
To satisfy a sweet tooth, a visit to the authentic Sucrerie de la Montagne atop Mont Rigaud, less than an hour from Montreal is a must. This popular sugar shack includes traditional and rustic accommodations, food and entertainment and, best of all, the chance to sample hot maple taffy served on a bed of fresh snow and scooped up with wooden sticks!
Saturday, July 10, 2010
WestJet Cheap Flights to Vancouver
With WestJet's new everyday low pricing, here are some great deals on cheap flights to Vancouver. This is not a seat sale! There is no expiry on these great fares to Vancouver. These are WestJet's everyday low prices, when booked at least 7 days before departure (subject to availability), for travel on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Book early for the best availability, knowing that you are getting a great travel deal!
SAMPLE FARES
Calgary to Vancouver - $119
Charlottetown to Vancouver - $279
Edmonton to Vancouver - $129
Halifax to Vancouver - $279
Montreal to Vancouver - $229
Regina to Vancouver - $139
Saint John to Vancouver - $279
St. John's to Vancouver - $339
Thunder Bay to Vancouver - $209
Toronto to Vancouver - $219
Winnipeg to Vancouver - $169
Seats at these fares are limited and may not be available on all flights. WestJet fares to Vancouver are one-way, and exclude taxes.
Vancouver is one of the largest cities in Canada, with such a vibrant culture that there is no shortage of things to do in this urban paradise. Vancouver has the lucky position of being in one of the most beautiful and diverse locations in Canada, if not the world.
Recently, best known as the host city for the 2010 XXI Winter Olympics, Vancouver unquestionably put on an impressive display of sporting competition, international unity and friendly hospitality, not to mention a kick-up-your-heels party like no other. Incredible sporting achievements, celebrations, concerts and unforgettable people provided 17 days of excitement and fun!
Whistler Mountain is best known as having the greatest vertical-rise skiing in North America, and the resort at Whistler/Blackcomb was made doubly famous during the Olympic games as many of the skiing, snowboarding and luge/bobsleigh events were held in this picturesque mountain village.
Kids of all ages find discoveries at attractions such as Science World and CN IMAX Theatre, meandering walks on the beaches bordering English Bay or along the sea wall to the world famous Stanley Park. The Vancouver Aquarium & Marine Science Centre offers a journey to witness creatures of the deep or explore dizzying heights at one of the country's highest suspension bridges across a scenic river valley at Capilano Suspension Bridge and Park. The gondola at Grouse Mountain provides a spectacular view of this stunning city.
Vancouver has one of the best transit systems in Canada, as well as thoughtfully planned cycling paths throughout most of the city - renting or borrowing a bike is a fun and effective way to see the sights. However, walking in Vancouver is probably one of the most pleasurable ways to get around as there are so many things to see all within walking distance of one another. From the Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden to the Vancouver Art Gallery, heritage sites including Gastown and Chinatown to Granville Island Public Market and the five sails at Canada Place. A lively city filled with world-class restaurants, vibrant nightlife, shopping in exclusive boutiques or indulgence galore at the 470-store Metrotown as well as the Vancouver Symphony and Ballet BC.
Vancouver offers a diverse choice of golf courses throughout the Lower Mainland. Both public and private courses - there's somewhere for every skill level and for every price range. Lush greens and meandering fairwarys set against the backdrop of the Pacific Ocean, unspoiled sandy beaches, rugged West Coast Mountains, wide open spaces or majestic rainforest; sometimes even all on one course!
SAMPLE FARES
Calgary to Vancouver - $119
Charlottetown to Vancouver - $279
Edmonton to Vancouver - $129
Halifax to Vancouver - $279
Montreal to Vancouver - $229
Regina to Vancouver - $139
Saint John to Vancouver - $279
St. John's to Vancouver - $339
Thunder Bay to Vancouver - $209
Toronto to Vancouver - $219
Winnipeg to Vancouver - $169
Seats at these fares are limited and may not be available on all flights. WestJet fares to Vancouver are one-way, and exclude taxes.
Vancouver is one of the largest cities in Canada, with such a vibrant culture that there is no shortage of things to do in this urban paradise. Vancouver has the lucky position of being in one of the most beautiful and diverse locations in Canada, if not the world.
Recently, best known as the host city for the 2010 XXI Winter Olympics, Vancouver unquestionably put on an impressive display of sporting competition, international unity and friendly hospitality, not to mention a kick-up-your-heels party like no other. Incredible sporting achievements, celebrations, concerts and unforgettable people provided 17 days of excitement and fun!
Whistler Mountain is best known as having the greatest vertical-rise skiing in North America, and the resort at Whistler/Blackcomb was made doubly famous during the Olympic games as many of the skiing, snowboarding and luge/bobsleigh events were held in this picturesque mountain village.
Kids of all ages find discoveries at attractions such as Science World and CN IMAX Theatre, meandering walks on the beaches bordering English Bay or along the sea wall to the world famous Stanley Park. The Vancouver Aquarium & Marine Science Centre offers a journey to witness creatures of the deep or explore dizzying heights at one of the country's highest suspension bridges across a scenic river valley at Capilano Suspension Bridge and Park. The gondola at Grouse Mountain provides a spectacular view of this stunning city.
Vancouver has one of the best transit systems in Canada, as well as thoughtfully planned cycling paths throughout most of the city - renting or borrowing a bike is a fun and effective way to see the sights. However, walking in Vancouver is probably one of the most pleasurable ways to get around as there are so many things to see all within walking distance of one another. From the Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden to the Vancouver Art Gallery, heritage sites including Gastown and Chinatown to Granville Island Public Market and the five sails at Canada Place. A lively city filled with world-class restaurants, vibrant nightlife, shopping in exclusive boutiques or indulgence galore at the 470-store Metrotown as well as the Vancouver Symphony and Ballet BC.
Vancouver offers a diverse choice of golf courses throughout the Lower Mainland. Both public and private courses - there's somewhere for every skill level and for every price range. Lush greens and meandering fairwarys set against the backdrop of the Pacific Ocean, unspoiled sandy beaches, rugged West Coast Mountains, wide open spaces or majestic rainforest; sometimes even all on one course!
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