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Finding cheap flights to Toronto from the UK could be the start of a great holiday abroad and with Travelup, booking your tickets is easy. With over ten years of experience in helping our customers find cheap flights to Toronto - and other destinations around the globe - we are well-placed to help you find just what you’re looking for. Plus we can help with your other travel arrangements as well.

Cheap flights to Toronto are available from a number of well-known airlines, and you can choose to fly from airports in cities around the UK and Ireland, including London, Manchester, Glasgow, Dublin and Belfast.

Since Travelup makes it so easy to find cheap flights to Toronto, you’ll have your tickets booked in a flash, leaving you plenty of time to think about the rest of your trip - like the various places to go and things to do while you’re there. Be sure to check out our Holiday packages to Toronto from the UK too!

Explore a gorgeous Canadian city after a cheap flight to Toronto

When visiting the largest city in Canada, those on cheap flights to Toronto will have plenty to see and do. There's the historic Casa Loma mansion, as well as the CN Tower, which provides breathtaking views of the city. Families on cheap flights to Toronto will also love the Ontario Science Center and the Toronto Zoo.

Those on cheap flights to Toronto will also get a chance to experience the destination's fabulous multicultural atmosphere. There's an array of European, South American, Asian and Caribbean foods available, as well as the thriving Chinatown.

When looking for cheap flights to Toronto, you may also want to consider booking your trip to coincide with one of the many festivals on during the year, such as the Toronto International Film Festival. Or maybe take in a baseball or hockey game.

Of course, cheap flights to Toronto can also provide an excellent opportunity to get out and explore other parts of Canada. Located on the banks of Lake Ontario, the city is also within easy reach of two other Great Lakes, as well as Niagara Falls.

With the city so close to the American border, cheap flights to Toronto will also put you in a great location to visit east coast US cities such as New York City, Philadelphia and Boston.

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Latest Travel News for Toronto

Air Canada reveals passenger increases in September

More people appeared to be opting to take cheap flights to Toronto and other Canadian destinations last month, as the country's number one airline announced a rise in passenger numbers.

Bosses at Air Canada have revealed record uptake of flights for September, as services were found to be 82.8 per cent full.

This was an improvement on statistics from 2010, when the carrier saw 82.2 per cent of its planes filled to capacity.

The results also factor in the performance of smaller regional airlines that Air Canada dealt with during the course of the month.

"Air Canada generated system-wide traffic growth of 3.8 per cent on a capacity increase of three per cent through higher utilisation of our existing fleet," commented the firm's president and chief executive officer Calin Rovinescu.

This was the third consecutive month that the airline posted record growth when compared to performances in previous years.

However, the ratio of passengers to maximum capacity was actually down in September when put up against figures from the preceding month.

August saw Air Canada fill 87.8 per cent of its planes, which was a one per cent improvement on the corresponding month in 2010.

Despite the dip, Mr Rovinescu was delighted with the numbers and he reserved praise for the organisation's staff.

"I thank our employees for their commitment to taking care of our customers and for safely transporting them to their destinations," he added.

Earlier this week, a study conducted by Ranstad Canada showed that the airline was highly thought of among jobseekers in the country.

Having polled 7,000 people, it concluded that Air Canada was the fourth most desirable business to work for.

It finished behind BlackBerry manufacturer Research In Motion, IBM Canada and McGill University in the standings. Bombardier was deemed to be the fifth most revered employer.