Canadian Rockies Train Tours, 2024 Summer & Winter Booking Calendar Updated
Jan 4, 2024
Sightseeing tour agency Canada Rail Vacations (+1-888-589-3777) has announced a selection of new tours through the Canadian Rocky Mountains, with start dates throughout 2024 and new trips on the iconic Rocky Mountaineer and VIA Rail trains available.
Calgary, Canada - January 4, 2024 /PressCable/ —
The Calgary-based agency has opened their bookings for both the highly popular Summer 2024 and Winter 2024/25 seasons and they have several new train travel packages that will allow passengers to experience the Canadian Rockies by rail. Guests can tour parts of Alberta such as Banff, Lake Louise, and Jasper, with overnight options also available.
More details are available at https://canadarail.ca/canadian-train-tours/canadian-rockies-tours
Canada Rail Vacations is pleased to be at the forefront of a new ‘Golden Age’ of rail travel, and with their new available tours and packages, they have options for those passengers in their golden years who are looking for a relaxing way to see some of Canada’s most dramatic and sublime natural landscapes. With bookings available on both the sumptuous Rocky Mountaineer and the classic, retro VIA Rail trains, the booking agents also have experiences for luxury travellers who want to enjoy both nature and creature comforts, for young families who want adventure, history and pre-planned, stress-free travel, and more.
Canada Rail Vacations has four to fourteen-day tours available, all of which include spending the night off-board with their hand-selected hotel partners. This gives their travellers the best of both scenic rail travel and local connections to popular tourist destinations across the country.
On board, the Rocky Mountaineer train has a GoldLeaf Service, which includes three-course meals served a la carte in a separate dining area. There is also an outdoor viewing platform for guests to enjoy picturesque views while travelling. For a more budget-friendly alternative, the SilverLeaf Service consists of multi-course breakfasts and lunches that are served at the guest’s seat.
Every tour by Canada Rail Vacations includes lodging accommodations, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, and complimentary snacks - and each package also includes luggage delivery and transfers between the train station and the guest’s hotel room for added convenience.
About Canada Rail Vacations
Located in Banff and Calgary, Alberta, the company is a Canadian-owned family business that has been guiding guests on customized tours through North America, Canada, and the Rockies since 1995. Their GoldLeaf Service has earned them the World’s Leading Luxury Train Award.
A spokesperson states: “Whether you want to glide through a Canadian Rockies train trip aboard the luxurious Rocky Mountaineer, or travel the entire breadth of North America from coast to coast aboard VIA Rail, we have a fully customizable tour package for you.”
For more information about the Canadian Rockies train tours operated by Canada Rail Vacations, visit https://canadarail.ca/canadian-train-tours/canadian-rockies-tours
Contact Info:
Name: Martin Flanagan
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Organization: Canada Rail Vacations
Address: 1400 Kensington Rd NW #206, Calgary, AB T2N 3P9, Canada
Phone: +1-888-589-3777
Website: https://canadarail.ca/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89117961
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