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Promotion to France $850CAD taxes included

Thursday, October 9th, 2008

From now on, Air France Canada fares will include taxes and surcharges. As of now, the Air France fare you see is the fare you pay. And to celebrate the occasion, from October 8-28, 2008, you can book your flight to France starting at only $850 return, taxes and surcharges included.

Don’t miss it!

Hurry, this sale ends October 28, 2008

Paris Dep: Oct. 13 – Dec. 10
and Dec. 24 – May 14
from $850

Nice Dep: Oct. 13 – Dec. 10
and Dec. 24 – May 14
from $850

Marseille Dep: Oct. 13 – Dec. 10
and Dec. 24 – May 14
from $850

Lyon Dep: Oct. 13 – Dec. 10
and Dec. 24 – May 14
from $850

Bordeaux Dep: Oct. 13 – Dec. 10
and Dec. 24 – May 14
from $850


This fall, fly to france for $850CAD taxes included with Air France. Click here

Fly Round-Trip to London, UK From $324+

Thursday, August 16th, 2007

Answer the Call of London for less. Fly Round-Trip from $324+

Has the end of summer got you down? Jolly up–British Airways is having a sale. Now you can visit the land of “bobbies” and Bridget Jones from just $324+ round-trip. Shop in Notting Hill, try to make a royal guard grimace, or just get a window on the world from a double-decker bus. Book now, and answer the call of London for less.

* Tickets must be issued by August 17, 2007.
* Blackout dates apply; see Terms & Conditions for details.
* A 7-day advance purchase is required.

Happy New Year! :D

Sunday, January 29th, 2006


People take part in a traditional Lion Dance in front of Hong Kong’s largest lion head.


Dogs dressed in the traditional New Year suit, pose during the performance from the dog circus of Japan in Hong Kong.


A “God of Wealth” stands next to a dog during a celebration for the Chinese Lunar New Year, the Year of the Dog, at a Hong Kong mall.


Ethnic Chinese shop decorations for the Chinese New Year at Kuala Lumpur’s Chinatown.


An ethnic Chinese woman shops for decorations for Chinese New Year at Kuala Lumpur’s Chinatown.


A pair of Chinese New Year-themed underwear with the phrase “Wishing you prosperity” emblazoned in Chinese is displayed at a mall in Kuala Lumpur.


Tai Chi practitioners perform their moves at dusk at a lantern-adorned temple in Kuala Lumpur.


A worker decorates Chinese traditional lanterns at the Kek Lok Si temple in preparation for the upcoming Chinese New Year in Penang, Malaysia.


Chinese lanterns at night over London’s Oxford Street.


Chinese laterns were switched on by London Mayor Ken Livingstone and Chinese pop star Li Yuchun on Oxford St. to kick off over 100 events across London to celebrate Chinese New Year, the Year of the Dog.


The giant Chinese “Chun” character, meaning “spring,” is displayed on the sides of the Taipei 101 building, the tallest building in the world to celebrate Chinese Lunar New Year in Taipei.


Elderly women perform a Tibetan dance at a temple fair to mark the Chinese New Year in Beijing, China.


Chinese dancers perform at a shopping mall in Singapore. The performances are designed to help promote Chinese products and create a festive mood for the upcoming lunar new year.


An Indonesian man prepares for the Chinese New Year at Chinese temple in Jakarta. Indonesia’s ethnic Chinese are preparing feasts and decking out temples to mark the New Year, but amid the festivities, some still complain of discrimination.