In Cuba everything is normal and all is operating as usual. We feel Canadians travellers will remain remarkably loyal to Cuba.”

Canadians have been avoiding U.S. travel for months, shifting their focus to places like Mexico and the Caribbean. But if you’re still planning to visit, there’s an updated travel advisory to keep in mind.

Canada has issued a travel warning for the United States amid severe flooding and landslides in California. The government updated the United States travel advisory on Monday (Dec. 29), warning that the State of California had declared a state of emergency on Christmas Eve (Dec. 24) in several counties due to heavy rains and flooding.

As the winter holidays come to an end and cold weather sets in, many Canadians plan a warm-weather holiday. January and February tend to be popular months for swapping the frigid cold environment for warmer climates.

Canada has updated its travel advisory for Vietnam, adding important safety information for travellers planning a trip.

There are a couple of other recent changes worth noting. Earlier this year, the government added info for Canadians planning longer stays in the U.S. If you're going to be there for more than 30 days, you need to register with U.S. immigration — skip that step and you could face fines or be denied entry next time.

Air Canada is preparing to suspend most flights over the next three days due to a labor dispute with its flight attendants' union. Approximately 130,000 daily passengers could be affected. Affected customers will be eligible for full refunds or alternative ...

If you're planning to cross the Canada-U.S. border soon, you might want to take a closer look at Canada's latest travel advisory for the United States — especially if California is on your itinerary. Updated on December 24, the latest advisory maintains its lowest risk level — "Take normal security precautions" — for trips south of the border.

Canadians who are looking to save big on their vacations in 2026 may want to look into destinations experiencing significant price drops in flights

In the final month of 2025, there were 118,082 trips by B.C.-plated cars heading south at those border points, down from 189,830 such trips in 2024. The volume of all passenger vehicles heading south at those crossings was down 25 per cent for the year, going from 3,601,787 in December 2024 to 2,700,793 in December 2025.