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Whether you're dreaming of the romantic streets of Paris, the historic charm of Rome, or the vibrant culture of Barcelona, our fares are designed to make your European adventure unforgettable.
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Exclusive hotel deals
Last chance for Europe in 2025
Save $150 per pair* on tour packages with Air Canada Vacations® and enjoy the best of Italy, France and more. Offer ends August 10.
HotelSavers
Aeroplan member exclusive hotel deals in Europe
Aeroplan HotelSavers saves you up to 30%† in points at select partner hotels around the world, like the Hospes Infante Sagres, Small Luxury Hotels of The World, in Porto. Look for the red HotelSavers tag to find your next dream stay.
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†HotelSaversTM HotelSaversTM hotels available on the travel booking website (the “Website”), operated by Agence de Voyage Loyalty / Loyalty Travel Agency LLC, doing business as cxLoyalty (“cxLoyalty”), provide up to 30% more savings when compared to non-HotelSavers hotels only when redeeming your Aeroplan points for hotel stays made on the Website. For Points + Cash bookings for hotel stays made on the Website, the savings only apply to the Aeroplan points portion of the booking. The savings will not apply to bookings made using card payment only. Savings are calculated by comparing the points price for a HotelSavers hotel to a non-HotelSavers hotel at the same cash price. E.g., When comparing two hotels, each with a cash price of $100 per night, a HotelSavers hotel may be priced at 10,000 Aeroplan Points per night while a non-HotelSavers hotel may be priced at 12,500 points. The saving in this case is 12,500 – 10,000 = 2,500. 2,500 / 12,500 = 20%.
