As airlines and tour operators boast deals on flights, travellers may want to take extra time to read the fine print before booking.

Tourism operators are thrilled to be able to welcome Canadians into the province, but the Tourism Industry Association of New Brunswick says a full recovery could take four years.

It's the first day of loosened restrictions, which allows all Atlantic Canadians and other Canadians with at least one shot of the COVID-19 vaccine to enter without self-isolating.

The airline says it will fly to destinations in the Caribbean, Mexico, Central and South America and other starting in November.

Ontario's borders with Quebec and Manitoba fully reopened after an Ontario order restricting interprovincial travel expired at 12:01 a.m. 

Canada's western leaders say they plan to push Prime Minister Justin Trudeau this week on a detailed plan and timeline to reopen international borders.

The new funding will include more money for operators and marketing, as well as free admission to some public attractions.

Several northwestern Ontario vacation spots are relying on Manitobans to come visit this summer, but it's still unclear what travel restrictions might be in place.

The airline says the employees being recalled will include various roles, including flight attendants, and will be brought back in stages in June and July.

The new travel ratings lower 61 countries to "Level 3" including Canada, France, South Africa, Mexico, Russia, Spain, Italy and Japan.