WestJet launched a non-stop flight from Toronto to Grenada, offering Canadian travelers a direct link to the Caribbean’s Spice Island. This milestone significantly expands WestJet’s reach to one of the region’s top destinations. The inaugural flight, WS2522, left Toronto Pearson International Airport at 7:30 a.m. ET, providing vacationers with easy access to Grenada’s natural beauty and rich culture.

The launch event at Toronto Pearson buzzed with excitement, featuring vibrant Grenadian culture through live performances and giveaways. WestJet partnered with the Grenada Tourism Authority to celebrate the growing connection between Canada and Grenada. In doing so, the event highlighted WestJet’s commitment to offering more travel options for Canadians while supporting Grenada’s tourism sector.

Furthermore, the new route offers Canadian tourists fast access to Grenada’s beautiful beaches, lush rainforests, and vibrant communities. With this direct flight, the island becomes an even more attractive vacation spot. WestJet continues to strengthen its Caribbean network, providing more choices for travelers seeking a tropical escape.

This new service also benefits Grenada by supporting its tourism industry and boosting its global visibility. Additionally, WestJet expands its tropical destinations, helping Canadians escape cold weather. The new flights will operate weekly from December 15, 2024, to April 27, 2025, offering convenient schedules for travelers across Canada.

Moreover, WestJet has teamed up with Grenadian resorts, including Sandals and Royalton, to allow travelers to book both flights and accommodations together. This partnership ensures a smooth planning experience for those seeking the perfect Caribbean vacation.

With this new non-stop service, WestJet has solidified its position as a leader in leisure travel. As a result, the airline continues to expand, offering Canadians more opportunities to explore beautiful destinations like Grenada.

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