Air Canada is adding a third weekly flight to its Grenada service for the winter 2026 season, reflecting continued growth in demand from the Canadian market.
The additional Toronto flights will operate from 22JAN, 2026 to 23APR, 2026, increasing capacity during the peak winter travel period.
Stacey Liburd, CEO of the Grenada Tourism Authority, says the additional service reflects confidence in the destination’s appeal to Canadian travellers. “This third weekly flight not only responds to rising demand, but also underscores our commitment to improving connectivity and delivering exceptional travel experiences that showcase the very best of our tri-island destination.”
Grenada, comprising of mainland Grenada along with Carriacou and Petite Martinique, has seen steady growth from Canada. Tourism officials say Canada remains one of Grenada’s faster-growing markets, supported by longer stays and higher average spend.
In recent years, Grenada has focused on premium travel, including culinary tourism, wellness offerings, and soft adventure, rather than high-volume mass tourism. The island appeals to travellers looking for a smaller, less crowded destination.
Hotel investment has also helped raise Grenada’s profile, with properties such as Calabash Hotel and Spice Island Beach Resort joined by newer luxury openings including Six Senses La Sagesse. Attractions such as the country’s underwater sculpture parks are also attracting visitors.
Separately today, Air Canada is also reminding Canadian travellers heading to Colombia that an CA$85–$90 reciprocity fee applies and can be paid online in advance to speed up processing on arrival. It’s valid for a single entry and payment can be made through the Colombian government website by selecting the Canada-Nicaragua option.
The fee does not apply to certain travellers, including those under 14 or over 79, transit passengers, and travellers holding specific visas or passports. All travellers must also complete Colombia’s Check-Mig form prior to departure.
Credit card payments are also accepted on arrival; Canadian passport holders will be directed to a dedicated immigration line regardless of payment method.
