Canadians who book with Air Canada Vacations will soon need to pay an extra fee on certain flights starting Monday, April 6.The airline's subsidiary, which offers vacation packages, has notified travel agents about a fuel surcharge it is implementing starting next week.Several travel agents shared details of the notice on Facebook on March 30."Due to the recent increase in global fuel prices, a fuel surcharge will be introduced across all SUN destinations," reads the notice from Air Canada Vacations.According to the subsidiary, a fixed surcharge of $50 per passenger will be applied to new vacation packages booked as of April 6 that include a flight. The fee will be reflected within the selling taxes and surcharges at the time of booking.Sherri Michell/FacebookAir Canada Vacations noted that existing bookings won't be affected."We recognize that pricing adjustments can be challenging and remain committed to transparency," reads the notice shared wit...