Canada Considers Easing Mexican Visa Restrictions Narayan Ammachchi - Nearshore Americas
go to original February 11, 2014

Canada is likely to open up its skies to more flights from Mexico as part of a broader strategy aimed at making way for its entrepreneurs looking to explore business opportunities in Mexico’s lucrative oil industry.

An agreement to this end will be discussed in detail in the upcoming trilateral summit scheduled for February 19, according to the Canadian newspaper The Globe and Mail. Analysts say such an agreement will also help boost tourism and trade between the countries.

Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto will join US President Barack Obama at the summit designed to widen economic cooperation among the North American countries.

Such an agreement will lead Canada to put in place a new air travel measure allowing more Mexicans to visit Canada and strike up business relationship with Canadians.

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