Published on : Saturday, January 11, 2014
Rocky Mountaineer invites travellers to truly experience the Canadian Rockies with their exclusive Stay and Play offer. From now until February 28, 2014, guests booking packages of four nights or more receive up to $600 per couple in added value, which can be used to further customize their Rocky Mountaineer vacations. Extra hotel nights, additional activities, and Alaskan cruises are just a few options for guests to choose from when taking advantage of this offer.
“We are celebrating the New Year with an offer that further enhances the Canadian Rockies experience in 2014,” says Hubert Wat, Vice President, Global Marketing, Rocky Mountaineer. “With an exciting 2014 travel line-up, including 24 departures for our new Coastal Passage route, and the recently introduced Norwegian Cruise Line partnership, it has never been easier to book a life changing journey with Rocky Mountaineer.”
The Canadian Rockies Highlights & Coastal Passage holiday is one of the many vacation packages that are eligible for the Stay and Play offer. This eight day/ seven night holiday is exclusively available in GoldLeaf or SilverLeaf Service. Guests travel between the metropolitan city of Seattle and the majestic Canadian Rockies onboard the Rocky Mountaineer, overnighting in popular destinations as Vancouver, BC, Banff, Lake Louise, and Calgary AB. The company’s award-winning GoldLeaf Service offers guests an unforgettable journey, complete with gourmet cuisine, world-class guest service, and panoramic views of the most spectacular landscapes along the Pacific Northwest and Western Canada from the comfort of its custom made bi-level dome cars.
The Stay and Play offer is available now until February 28, 2014. The maximum added value of $600 is applicable to new bookings of seven nights or more in GoldLeaf Service. Bookings in SilverLeaf and RedLeaf Service are also eligible for the Stay and Play offer at a reduced value. Further restrictions may apply.
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