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Press Release by Puerto Vallarta Tourism Trust
Puerto Vallarta remains firm in the travel preferences of Canadian tourists, who are eager to vacation on the warm Mexican beaches, particularly in this destination that is one of their favorites in the country.
The increase in demand and the changes in the measures imposed by the Canadian government have allowed the gradual reopening of flights between Canada and Mexico, particularly to Puerto Vallarta , one of the most popular national destinations. As of Saturday, June 5, the Westjet airline reopened the Saturday connection between Calgary and Puerto Vallarta , a city of frequent travelers who love this destination, especially during the winter.
On the other hand, data from Expedia indicates that there will be a rebound in the number of visitors from Canada during the summer vacation period,since this destination is located in the top five of the most sought after places to vacation.
The advance of vaccination against Covid-19 in Mexico generates confidence in Canadian travelers, as well as the application of preventive protocols in health matters , in hotels, restaurants and tourist tours.
The rest of the Canadian airlines have also already announced their plans to resume flights. Transat airline has plans to resume flights from Toronto and Montreal starting in November. And announcements from Sunwing and Swoop airlines are expected .
The Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacífico reports that last January, before the restrictions on flights from Canada to Mexico and the Caribbean, there were up to 60 monthly frequencies from that country, with a high number of frequencies from Thursday to Saturday and occupancy percentages higher than 80 percent.
According to the Datatur system of the federal Ministry of Tourism, Canada is the second country that contributes the most international tourists to Mexico , and in particular to Puerto Vallarta, from cities such as Vancouver, Calgary, Montreal, Toronto and Edmonton.
The share of the Canadian market in Mexico’s international total went from 10.8 percent in 2019 to 10.2 percent in 2020.
This destination seeks to reposition itself as the Airport in Latin America that has the largest number of cities directly connected , prior to the pandemic, there were 16 cities in Canada.
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