Roundtrip fares start at C$1,049 and apply to departures from Canada to Türkiye and beyond
TORONTO — Turkish Airlines has launched a new July sales campaign offering discounted fares from Canada to Türkiye and destinations across its global network. Available for booking from July 13-27, 2026, the promotion features roundtrip fares starting at C$1,049 for travel between Sept. 7, 2026 and Feb. 28, 2027. The offer applies to departures from Canada to Türkiye as well as onward destinations beyond Türkiye.
The campaign highlights Türkiye as a destination for Canadian travellers, showcasing experiences ranging from Istanbul’s historic attractions and culinary scene to Cappadocia’s landscapes, the Mediterranean coast around Antalya, the beaches of Bodrum, and destinations including Izmir, Rize and Trabzon. Turkish Airlines also notes that Canadian passport holders can visit Türkiye without a visa. Eligible travellers transiting through Istanbul can also take advantage of the airline’s Stopover in Istanbul and Touristanbul programs.
The Stopover in Istanbul program offers complimentary hotel accommodation for passengers with connections of at least 20 hours. Economy Class travellers can receive up to two complimentary nights at a four-star hotel, while Business Class passengers are eligible for up to three complimentary nights at a five-star hotel, subject to program conditions. Meanwhile, the Touristanbul program offers eligible international transit passengers complimentary guided city tours showcasing Istanbul’s landmarks, culture and cuisine during their layover.
Turkish Airlines currently serves Canada from Toronto, Montréal and Vancouver. The carrier recently increased service from Toronto to daily flights, while winter schedules will see Montréal and Vancouver each increase to five weekly flights. For more information about the sale, click here .
- Published
- Jul 13, 2026
- Updated
- Jul 13, 2026
- Source
- Travelweek
- Category
- Tourism
- Read time
- 1 min
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