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If you live near Canada, you can often save money by driving across the border, and flying from a Canadian airport instead, especially if it is during a US-specific holiday break.
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<li>While lots of Americans may be heading between Buffalo and the Caribbean during President’s week, there are far fewer Canadians that are choosing that exact time to take their beach vacation from Toronto.</li> 

<li>The recent devaluation of the Canadian dollar, relative to the American dollar, means that Canadian airfare prices have gotten relatively cheaper, for people who live in the US.</li>

<li>Finally, a few Canadian cities have seen much more competition from low-cost carriers than their nearby American neighbors, leading to more price competition, and generally lower prices.</li> 
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For example, nonstop tickets between Vancouver and Honolulu, during President’s week were $513, while leaving from Seattle cost $846 nonstop, or $775 for the cheapest tickets. Tickets between Toronto and Cancun were $380, while a comparable trip from Buffalo was $880. 

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