Leading vacation company waves fuel surcharges
Rise in gas prices not a concern for Sunwing passengers
To help Canadian travellers with the cost of their next holiday, Ontario’s leading tour operator today announced that it will wave all fuel surcharges for the next 30 days. Sunwing Vacations is making this significant move in order to help serve customers better.
“The recent rise in gas prices has prompted many Canadian airlines to add fuel surcharges to their flights, and this additional tax has translated into higher costs for vacationers,” said Stephen Hunter, COO of the Sunwing Vacation. “We understand the financial realities of taking a holiday and wanted to find a way to help ease the cost for our passengers.”
The No Fuel Surcharge bonus is available to those who book their vacation prior to August 19 for departures commencing November 1, 2005 to Southern destinations such as Mexico, Cuba, the Dominican Republic and Costa Rica.
Sunwing has also recently announced that it will start its own leisure airline this fall. The inaugural flight for Sunwing Airlines will be on November 17th and this new fleet will service the vacation company’s passengers.
Sunwing Vacations offers all-inclusive holiday packages and charter flights to Cuba, Mexico, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic and the U.K. Flights depart from Toronto, Ottawa and London. For two years in a row, Sunwing has been listed by Profit Magazine as one of the Fastest Growing Companies in Canada. Since launching the Sunwing brand in 2002, over 400,000 passengers have travelled with Sunwing Vacations making it one of Ontario’s largest tour operators.
For more information, and to book a Sunwing holiday contact your local Sunwing Travel Agent or visit
www.sunwing.ca.