Монреаль. Travel digest

Four Seasons Hotel Montreal is opening its doors to the holiday period with a full schedule of events, curated experiences and gift‑focused moments that aim to capture the warmth and elegance of winter in the Golden Square Mile.

Recent updates to the property’s décor include a contemporary, magical take on traditional holiday styling in the lobby and on the third floor, featuring

Marcus Night Bar, located within the Four Seasons Hotel Montreal, has launched a refreshed cocktail program curated by the bar’s Head of Mixology, Jay Lawson. The collection comprises twelve innovative cocktails and three refined non‑alcoholic alternatives, each reinterpreting classic recipes with modern techniques and a sustainability focus.

The new drinks emphasize waste reduction

Belize has introduced a free online immigration and customs declaration form that can be completed before departure, speeding up the arrival process.

Increasing numbers of nonstop flights from North America and Europe now connect directly with Philip S. W. Goldson International Airport, making it possible to swap winter weather for tropical sunshine in a few hours.

Autumn has settled over Montreal, and Four Seasons Hotel Montreal is marking the season with a series of gastronomic, wellness and lifestyle initiatives.

Marcus – Seasonal Flavours and Festivities
Starting 10 October and running until 27 November, the restaurant offers a special Thanksgiving take‑away tart for six to eight people. The tart features an einkorn crust, buckwheat‑pecan

Montreal – The International Air Transport Association (IATA), together with a broad group of carbon‑market actors, is urging governments worldwide to act quickly on the severe shortage of carbon credits that airlines need to meet their obligations under the Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation (CORSIA).

The coalition asks states to issue Letters

With autumn arriving, Four Seasons Hotel Montreal highlights its top‑tier options for weddings, significant celebrations and major corporate events. Its flexible venues ensure each function benefits from the brand’s celebrated service and meticulous care.

For couples

Geneva – The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has announced that it will attend the 42nd Assembly of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), which will take place in Montreal from 23 September to 3 October 2025. IATA has submitted 14 working papers that cover a broad range of issues, from safety and sustainability to regulatory efficiency.

Key priorities

Four Seasons Hotel Montreal enters July on a high note, having just been ranked among the Top 3 City Hotels in Canada in Travel + Leisure’s World’s Best Awards 2025. Climbing the list year after year, the Hotel continues to distinguish itself through its commitment to creativity, service, and unforgettable guest experiences. This month, guests can expect a fresh wave of curated culture — from immersive

Air Canada will begin flying between Porto and Montreal three times a week today, and may extend the connection beyond the high season, according to the sales director for the European region.

In statements to Lusa, Margaret Skinner said that the flight will be operated “every Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday afternoon”, running until 25 September.

When asked about the possibility

Air Canada officially launched its newest international route today, inaugurating nonstop service from Montréal-Trudeau International Airport (YUL) to Naples International Airport (NAP) in southern Italy.

The flight will operate four times weekly through Oct. 25 aboard the airline’s flagship Boeing 787 Dreamliner. The aircraft offers three classes of service: Economy, Premium Economy,

Marriott International has reached a major milestone with the opening of its 300th property in Canada — the Moxy Montreal Downtown.

Located on rue Saint-Jacques, steps from Old Montreal and bustling Sainte-Catherine and Notre-Dame streets, the hotel brings the brand’s signature playful energy to the heart of the city. Aimed at travellers seeking a vibrant, social experience, the brand

Air Canada, Canada’s largest airline and flag carrier, is continuing its transatlantic expansion for 2025, having unveiled its newest route between Edinburgh and Montréal.

Set to take to the skies on 27 June 2025, the new direct service marks the only connection between Scotland and Canada’s second-largest city, heralding a new era for transatlantic travel from the Scottish capital.

With

MONTREAL — Air Canada has announced a new partnership with Michelin-starred Chef Masaki Hashimoto to elevate its Signature Class dining experience on flights between Canada and Japan.

Based in Toronto, Chef Hashimoto is the owner of Kaiseki Yu-zen Hashimoto, one of Canada’s few restaurants dedicated to the traditional Japanese Kaiseki cuisine. His restaurant has held a Michelin star for