The WestJet Group today announced further network expansion with the addition of new service to Tulum, Mexico, and the island of Grenada in the Caribbean, bolstering the Group's extensive leisure portfolio this winter. Additionally, the airline is enhancing its transborder offerings with new flights to Fort Lauderdale, FL., from Vancouver and Winnipeg. Welcoming Tulum to the network with flights from Calgary and Toronto, WestJet introduces new routes to Mexico from Kelowna and Winnipeg. The introduction of service to Tulum's newly opened international airport from Calgary and Toronto solidifies WestJet's position as Canada's top choice for Riviera Maya travel. In addition to the robust schedule, WestJet Vacations will offer packages to 35 major hotels in close proximity to the Aeropuerto Internacional de Tulum Felipe Carillo (TQO). This winter, WestJet will also add once-weekly service from Kelowna to Mazatlán and Winnipeg to Los Cabos. Unlocking new opportunities for Canadians to explore the beautiful island known for its spices, beaches, and waterfalls, service between Toronto and Grenada will operate once weekly this winter. Flights are conveniently timed for connectivity across Western Canada and will be available for sale in the coming weeks for service starting November 3, 2024, to April 27, 2025. "With the addition of this new route, the WestJet Group expands accessibility to Grenada for Canadians, inviting them to explore the Spice Island's vibrant culture, pristine beaches, and lush landscapes. We're thrilled to partner with WestJet in welcoming travellers to discover Grenada's charm and hospitality," said Petra Roach, CEO, Grenada Tourism Authority. With the largest narrowbody order book in Canada, the WestJet Group continues to expand its transborder offerings, further enhancing sun service with the addition of once-weekly flights to Fort Lauderdale, FL., from Vancouver and Winnipeg beginning in November. "WestJet continues to invest in building the connectivity our community needs to thrive," said Nick Hays, President and CEO of Winnipeg Airports Authority. "Today's announcement gives our region even more options to the destinations that matter." As previously announced, the airline will continue to strengthen connectivity to key Delta Air Lines hubs with service from Edmonton to Atlanta and Regina to Minneapolis, moving to year-round. Additionally, Canadians will benefit from year-round connectivity from Edmonton to Ottawa and Montreal and from Winnipeg to Montreal.