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Turkish Airlines Holidays Launches in Canada

by Bruce Parkinson  June 02, 2025
Turkish Airlines plane flying

Photo: Kevin Hackert / Shutterstock.com

Turkish Airlines is bringing its vacation package brand, Turkish Airlines Holidays, to Canada. The airline that flies to more destinations than any other says the brand offers travellers a comprehensive and flexible way to book trips to 200+ destinations.

Canadian guests of the Turkish flag carrier can now arrange flights, hotel stays, tours, activities, car rentals, airport transfers, travel insurance and more at this website.

TK says the e-commerce site brings the airline’s nearly 100 years of experience together with brand new digital technologies, offering a seamless vacation booking experience. 

“Guests traveling outbound from Türkiye have been enjoying the convenience of booking their entire trip through Turkish Airlines Holidays,” said Turkish Airlines Chief Commercial Officer Ahmet Olmuştur. 

“We received quite favourable feedback from our recent global expansion, and are very eager to see Canadian holidaymakers take advantage of the comprehensive, one-stop booking platform that will transform their experiences as they travel around the world.” 

Business class on Turkish Airlines.

In celebration of the Canadian launch, travellers can enjoy the following exclusive offers:

VACATION150: $150 USD off for bookings over $1,500 USD

VACATION250: $250 USD off for bookings over $2,500 USD

VACATION400: $400 USD off for bookings over $4,000 USD

Benefits of Turkish Airlines Holidays:

  • Exclusive flight & hotel advantages: Special pricing and bundled packages for better value.
  • Best price guarantee: Competitive and reliable pricing for worry-free booking.
  • Tailor-made tours and activities: Personalized itineraries catering to unique travel preferences.
  • Expansive service network: A selection of over 550,000 hotels and services in 200+ destinations.
  • Extra Miles&Smiles rewards: Earn additional miles on vacation package bookings, not just on flights.
  • Free extra baggage advantage: A complimentary baggage allowance on all vacation package bookings.

Established in 1933 with a fleet of five aircraft, Star Alliance member Turkish Airlines has a fleet of 477 (passenger and cargo) aircraft flying to 353 worldwide destinations as 300 international and 53 domestics in 131 countries. 

  
  
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