Start-up, Trees Can Fly Launches Travel Search Engine That Donates 10 Trees for Every Travel Booking

TORONTO - Oct. 7, 2015 - PRLog -- Canadian-owned tech start-up, Trees Can Fly has grasped the attention of frequent travellers and environmental advocates with the creation of their travel search engine.

Trees Can Fly’s robust search engine finds you the best flights, hotels and rental cars from thousands of suppliers within seconds and donates 10 trees for each travel booking made through www.treescanfly.com with no additional fees. Not only that, the start-up has been found to provide you with better deals 80% of the time than leading competitors. A true win-win for both the traveler’s pockets and the environment.

“We are extremely pleased to launch Trees Can Fly. Travelers are always looking for the best possible fares and at the same time are becoming increasingly cautious about the environment so we decided to combine the two factors together and offer it as our solution” says Kharam Singh Khalsa, a University of Waterloo graduate and co-founder of Trees Can Fly.

Tree-planting has a wide range of benefits from sequestering carbon to creating employment. Studies have shown that tree-planting also increases your property value, improves your health, well-being, reduces crime and violence, act as both temperature and flood control, and helps restore wildlife habitat.

Trees Can Fly’s commitment goes beyond planting 10 trees for each booking. "We'd like to plant one million trees in the next 6 months, but we'll also be investing a minimum of 10% of profits into global eco-projects to help protect the environment even further, so we're hoping for a great response from travelers to our unique offering” says Kharam. He concluded, "Together, we can help save the earth, one booking at a time".

About Trees Can Fly

Trees Can Fly, founded in 2015, is a travel-search engine which find you the best deals from thousands of travel websites within seconds and donates 10 trees for every flight, hotel and rental car booking through its partnership with Trees For The Future. Trees Can Fly’s mission is to help save the world, one booking at time.