The United Kingdom has introduced a new mandatory online application system for all travelers, replacing traditional visa-free entry for many nationalities. This significant change aims to enhance border security and streamline entry processes.
The Olympia water park in Beloeil, Quebec, has officially opened its doors after a five-year construction period and a nearly $50 million investment, offering a new aquatic attraction south of Montreal.
Following the death of drug kingpin El Mencho, cartel violence has caused flight cancellations and shelter-in-place orders across Mexico, with Canada expanding travel advisories for affected areas.
Windsor tourists in Puerto Vallarta describe sheltering in place as violence erupts following the death of cartel leader El Mencho, with black smoke, explosions, and gunfire filling the air.
Canadian travelers in Mexico face cartel violence advisories. Learn safety steps, flight updates, and emergency contacts from government warnings.
Geopolitical instability in Mexico is reshaping family vacation planning, with experts advising travelers to view trips as investments requiring risk management through insurance and alternative destinations.
Tourists from Toronto are heading back to Puerto Vallarta after flights resumed at Pearson Airport, despite recent civil unrest in Mexico that had grounded travel.
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Canadian airlines resume flights to Mexican destinations after cartel-related violence, but Global Affairs Canada maintains high caution travel advisory for Mexico.
American tourism to Canada experienced a decline last December, influenced by travel disruptions and safety concerns in popular destinations like Mexico, which impacted overall travel patterns.
With Mexico, Cuba, and Florida facing disruptions, Canadians are scrambling for March Break alternatives, from Southeast Asia to cruises or staying home, as travel experts warn of limited options and rising prices.
Canadian airlines are set to restart operations to Mexico's Puerto Vallarta as the security situation normalizes following recent cartel-related violence.
Canadian airlines are set to resume operations to Mexico's Puerto Vallarta starting Tuesday, following a temporary suspension due to civil unrest. The situation is normalizing after a cartel leader's death.
WestJet announces the resumption of its airline operations to Mexico starting Tuesday, following a period of civil unrest. Canadian officials indicate the security situation is stabilizing after recent cartel-related violence.
Following a weekend of cartel violence in Puerto Vallarta, residents and tourists are slowly returning to the beaches under a stay-at-home order with limited transportation options available.
Calgary residents vacationing in Mexico face uncertainty as cartel violence disrupts travel following the death of a notorious drug lord, with many awaiting safe passage home.
Tens of thousands of Canadian tourists remain trapped in Puerto Vallarta as violent cartel clashes disrupt flights. Travel advocates explain refund rights and compensation options for affected travelers.
Canadian flights to Mexico are suspended after cartel violence and fires triggered shelter-in-place orders, leaving thousands of tourists stranded in Puerto Vallarta following the killing of a drug lord.
Flights from Regina International Airport to Puerto Vallarta and other Mexican destinations have been cancelled due to escalating civil unrest, impacting Saskatchewan travelers.
A Quebec man vacationing in Puerto Vallarta describes a sleepless night after being caught in cartel-related violence, as Canadian officials urge caution for travelers.
Northern Ontarians vacationing in Mexico report feeling safe despite recent cartel violence, with some noting increased military patrols but overall calm in tourist areas.
Saskatchewan tourists describe an 'uneasy feeling' as cartel violence and flight cancellations leave them stranded in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, following the killing of a major cartel leader.
Ottawa residents vacationing in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, recount chaotic scenes and resort lockdowns amid cartel violence, as Canadian officials urge caution.
Canadian tourists from Kitchener and St. Marys, Ontario, are sheltering in place after cartel-linked violence caused fires and road blockades in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, on February 22, 2026.
British expatriates and tourists in Puerto Vallarta report feeling safe and are choosing to stay put despite recent cartel-related unrest in western Mexico, as officials advise caution.
Saskatchewan tourists were among those sheltering in place as violence erupted in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, following a cartel crackdown. Canadian officials urge caution while the ambassador notes stabilization.
Ottawa residents vacationing in Puerto Vallarta describe a tense situation following cartel violence triggered by the killing of a cartel leader, with travel advisories issued for multiple Mexican states.
Unrest in popular destinations like Mexico and Cuba is causing Canadian travelers to reconsider trips, with officials urging caution and shelter-in-place advisories.
Canadian travelers from the Maritimes recount unsettling experiences as cartel-linked violence triggered fires and road blockades in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, prompting travel warnings.
Edmonton residents vacationing in Puerto Vallarta recount terrifying scenes of violence as Canadian officials urge travelers to avoid Mexico amid escalating unrest.