Air Canada Vacations rolls out enhanced 2026 agent toolkit
Air Canada Vacations has launched its Europe, Asia, Oceania, South America and Beyond, 2026 Travel Agent Toolkit.
The 2026 edition is a first for the company, bringing together Europe, a multitude of continents and Cruises, into one comprehensive toolkit.
Designed to streamline trip planning and support travel advisors as they prepare for the year ahead. The toolkit introduces enhanced features and practical tools aimed at simplifying the booking process and improving day-to-day usability.
Nino Montagnese, Vice President, Air Canada Vacations, said: “We are excited to present this new multi-continent Toolkit to our trade partners, developed with travel advisors’ needs at the forefront.”
Montagnese continued: “Each new edition is an opportunity to innovate and further simplify the daily work of our valued travel advisor partners.”
As for what’s new, the combined toolkit features an extensive selection of 318 Europe tours, including 89 exciting new itineraries, along with 149 multi-continent tours across South America and the South Pacific, featuring 63 brand-new tours. In addition, the toolkit includes a wide range of cruise tours, with 18 featured itineraries across Europe and worldwide.
To enhance usability, group tours bookable through ACV’s Group Quoting Tool are now identified with a dedicated icon, while Europe tours available in French are clearly highlighted. The toolkit also includes newly introduced Europe Beach Packages offering more variety and additional flexibility for client travel planning.
New sections dedicated to ACV Groups Excellence and ACV Options further reinforce Air Canada Vacations’ commitment to delivering added value and innovative solutions for travel advisors.
The toolkit is presented in an easy-to-navigate format, organized by section covering Europe, multi-continent, Cruises, and Travel Expert Tips.
Advisors can download a copy of the digital version of the toolkit by CLICKING HERE.
For more, go to www.aircanadavacations.com .
