
It may be summer right now, but locals know that colder days are never too far away. So why not start planning your winter vacation from Calgary right now?
WestJet just announced six new routes flying out of Calgary starting this winter, and if you’re dreaming of sandy white beaches and turquoise waters, you’re going to be happy.
These new routes are part of WestJet’s plan to expand its Calgary network to 98 non-stop destinations. The new winter schedule also includes enhanced domestic connectivity, expanded daily year-round service to Tokyo, and extended year-round service to WestJet’s newer destination, Mexico City.
“As Calgary’s hometown airline and leading carrier, WestJet is dedicated to delivering the convenient connections and exceptional value our guests expect,” said John Weatherill, WestJet’s executive vice-president and chief commercial officer.
“With these strategic additions, we’re increasing our sun destination seat capacity from YYC Calgary International Airport by 15 per cent compared to last winter, reaffirming our commitment to being the top choice for sun-seeking guests. We’re excited to offer Calgarians even more affordable travel options and unmatched choice this winter, and we can’t wait to hear what travel stories take off from these new routes.”
Starting in the winter of 2025/2026, you’ll be able to book a winter vacation from Calgary to these tropical destinations.
Guadalajara, Mexico

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Panama City, Panama

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Tepic (Riviera Nayarit), Mexico

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Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic

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Cozumel, Mexico

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Mexico City, Mexico

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For those looking for flights a little closer to home, WestJet will also be boosting its inter-provincial connections from Calgary. Some key routes that will be expanding their capacity include:
- Calgary to Prince George
- Calgary to Abbotsford
- Calgary to Kelowna
- Calgary to Regina
Will you be booking a tropical vacation from Calgary this winter? Let us know where you want to go in the comments below.