The round trip tickets of the Vancouver International Airport (YVR) to select Canadian cities offer significant savings for travelers this spring.

While some national routes include strong price labels, others provide a convenient way to cross the province or the country without spending an exorbitant amount. In some cases, it is cheaper to fly than to pay for gas ferries or books and other forms of transport.

Take a look at five of YVR’s cheapest offers in April and May.

Cancer

Travelers who plan to visit the Canadian rock mountains who do not have a vehicle have no luck. Cranbrook tickets are extremely low this April, and both flights are direct. The Canadian Rockies International Airport (YXC) is approximately five miles from the city.

A flight that leaves YVR on Sunday, April 20 and returns from YXC on Tuesday, April 29, costs $ 81 reserved through the supplier of third parties Oojo, although several others are available. The ticket costs $ 131 directly through Westjet in the basic rate class. This means that travelers will not be able to take a hand luggage bag (only a personal article) and cannot select a free seat in the Check-in window 24 hours (see two and three slides).

This price is considered “low” for the economy or around $ 189 cheaper than usual, according to Google Flights.

Kelowna

One of BC’s most beloved holiday destinations can be achieved with a low -cost return ticket of YVR.

Kelowna is home to numerous vineyards, outdoor activities, restaurants and shopping experiences, as well as a vibrant artistic scene. Visitors can also see Kangaroo Creek’s charming farm to play with Wallabies, Kangaroos, Capybaras and other interesting animals (and some traditional favorites of pet zoo).

A trip that leaves YVR on Monday, April 7 and returns from Kelowna International Airport (YLW) on Tuesday, April 15, costs $ 97, with the tickets reserved separately with Flair Airlines (the departure flight) and Kiwi.com (the return flight with Air North) (see slide four and five).

This price is considered “low” for the economy or around $ 52 cheaper than usual, according to Google Flights.

Calgary

Trips to Cowtown offer immense value for premises who want to travel outside the province without breaking the bank.

A flight from YVR that departed on Monday, April 14 and returns from the Calgary International Airport (YYC) on Wednesday, April 23 costs $ 114 when it is reserved through a supplier of third parties Booking.com. Both flights are direct with Flair Airlines (see slide Six).

Victory

YVR flights to the capital city of BC do not have to break the bank. They also allow travelers to avoid waiting in long ferry lines (or potentially missing navigations in bad weather).

A flight that leaves YVR on Monday, April 28 and returns from Victoria International Airport (YYJ) on Sunday, May 4 costs $ 102 with bolts reserved separately through the supplier of third parties Kiwi.com (the departure trip is with Air North, and the return is with Westjet) (see Slide Seven).

This price is considered “low” for the economy or around $ 52 cheaper than usual, according to Google Flights.

Toronto

YVR’s round trip travel options offer incredible value for locals who plan to travel throughout the country.

While some options in Vancouver Island cost the same as tickets for Victoria or Kelowna, many other BC popular destinations cost more than $ 300 this spring, including the main cities such as Penticton.

On the other hand, a trip back to Toronto (several provinces throughout the country) costs less than multiple cities of BC.

A flight that leaves Vancouver on Monday, April 28 and returns from Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ) on Sunday, May 4, costs $ 256 to a third (several options are available within this price range). Both flights are direct with Airlines de Flair (see eight slides).

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