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You can now get flights from Toronto to Las Vegas for less than $110

One of Canada's ultra-low-cost carriers is making flights even cheaper this week with a huge sale that will get you trips out of Toronto to certain destinations for around $100.

Swoop, known for offering flights from YYZ to other Canadian cities for less than $60 and popular spots in the U.S. for less than $100, is offering an end-of-summer deal that will get you to sunny destinations like Orlando for as cheap as $99, Cancun for as low as $129, and Montego Bay for $189.

Prices may vary and can actually be a few bucks cheaper when a date is selected and discout code applied due to information caching intervals. At the time of publication, a one-way to Cancun, for example, was $121 on certain dates and Montego Bay, $167.50.

You can also save on a bunch of flights within North America, if you're in the mood for more fun than sun: get to U.S. cities like Nashville for under $99 and Vegas for less than $110, all in.

The deal is 30 per cent off all one-way base fares from Toronto to any destination Swoop services in Mexico, the Caribbean or the U.S. using the code SAVENOW.

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The price can be even lower than advertised after the discount is applied. Via the booking tool on Swoop's website.

The catch is that you've got to book before 11:59 p.m. on September 9, and only for travel between October 12, 2022 and February 28, 2023.

Also, you'll want to have a flexible schedule to get the best deal, as, of course, some dates within the window are cheaper than others. And then there's the flight home to consider, too.

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Stephen Leonardi


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