Book a Canadian gap year and save on mum's groceries

Friday, 8 October 2010 4:05 PM

Expedia is offering double Nectar points on all Canadian flights book before the end of November, meaning you can enjoy a home-cooked farewell dinner for less.

The deal covers flights into Vancouver, Toronto, Quebec, Ottawa and eight other Canadian airports and Nectar points can be spent on anything from Sainsbury’s groceries to CDs from Amazon.co.uk

Book your flight before November 30 to take advantage of this offer. There will also be a competition to win a city break to Toronto, in association with Air Canada and the Sheraton Centre Toronto hotel during this period, so friends and family can come and visit you during your snow season.

Flights from London Heathrow to Vancouver can be found for around £700 return, and Expedia are offering 200 Nectar points when you book.

For full details of the deal or to book a ticket, visit: www.expedia.co.uk
 

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