MORE FLIGHTS THIS SPICE-MAS

 Airline makes sure that revellers can get their fill of carnival this August!


Can’t get enough of carnival now that the pandemic is on the run.When the Toronto Caribbean Carnival winds down on August 7th Caribbean Airlines is adding extra flights from Toronto to let revellers jet off to Grenada to take part in Spice Mas!

Caribbean Airlines, just announced that it will be adding extra flights from Toronto and New York to Grenada in anticipation of that island’s coming carnival celebration.

The Spice Mas Festival is an annual carnival that takes place in Grenada and attracts thousands of visitors from around the world. It is a celebration of Grenadian culture and features live music, dancing, parades, and colorful costumes.

Caribbean Airlines says that it has recognized the growing popularity of the Spice Mas Festival and has decided to increase its flights to Grenada to accommodate the influx of visitors. The airline will be adding an additional flight from Toronto and two additional flights from New York to Grenada during the festival period.

Caribbean Airlines CEO, Garvin Medera, said, "We are delighted to be able to offer our customers more flights to Grenada during this exciting festival. The Spice Mas Festival is a unique cultural event that showcases the very best of Grenada, and we are thrilled to be a part of it."

The additional flights will provide travelers with more options and flexibility when planning their trip to the Spice Mas Festival. The festival is set to take place from August 14th to August 15th.2023, Travellers can now book their flights to ensure that they do not miss out on this incredible annual experience.

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