Canaryfly rewards children traveling across the Canary Islands. The regional airline has launched the fourth edition of its Children’s Passport program, offering young travelers rewards and complimentary tickets to some of the Canary Islands’ most popular attractions. Canaryfly has introduced the fourth edition of its Children’s Passport program, a free initiative designed for children aged 0 to 11 traveling on the airline under infant and child fares.
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Developed in partnership with Grupo Loro Parque, the program encourages family travel between the Canary Islands through a rewards system that allows children to earn complimentary admission to some of the archipelago’s leading theme parks.
Beginning in August, eligible passengers will receive their Children’s Passport during their first Canaryfly flight, along with the first stamp in the collection. Each additional inter-island flight earns another stamp, unlocking different reward levels. After collecting three stamps, children will receive an inflatable beach ball. With six stamps, they will earn admission to Poema del Mar for one child and one accompanying adult. Upon collecting nine stamps, participants may choose complimentary tickets to either Loro Parque or Siam Park, also valid for one child and one adult. The passport remains valid for one year from the date of the first stamp, with an additional three months to claim and redeem rewards.
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Cathaysa Santana, Canaryfly’s Director of Marketing and Communications, said the initiative is designed to transform every flight into a memorable experience for young passengers while encouraging families to explore the Canary Islands’ most iconic attractions. Cybell Kiessling, Board Member of Grupo Loro Parque, added that the partnership will help promote inter-island tourism while bringing families closer to educational and recreational experiences throughout the archipelago.
Through the Children’s Passport program, Canaryfly continues to strengthen its customer loyalty strategy while encouraging travel between the Canary Islands with a family-oriented initiative that combines air transportation with leisure and educational experiences.
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