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Rocky Mountaineer invites travellers to stay and play a little longer in Western Canada

Wednesday, 9 January 2013
 
 
   

New offer: Receive up to $800 CAD in added value per couple for bookings of seven or more nights

Rocky Mountaineer is offering a limited time opportunity for travellers to extend their rail journey through Western Canada with its new Stay and Play offer. From now until March 28th, 2013, bookings of seven or more nights will receive up to $800 CAD per couple in travel enhancements with options such as extra hotel nights, activities and meal plans. The added value can also be used towards an Alaskan cruise when booking one of several Rocky Mountaineer Rail and Cruise packages.

“We are delighted to give travellers further incentive to extend their stay in Western Canada,” says Hubert Wat, Vice President, Global Marketing of Rocky Mountaineer. “Numerous enhancement options, such as the Whistler Sea to Sky Climb rail journey or extra hotel nights will allow guests to explore more of what Western Canada has to offer.”

As one of the many packages eligible for the Stay and Play offer, the Western Explorer is a great option for travellers looking for a journey of adventure and exploration. Stunning sights of snowcapped mountains and cascading waterfalls combined with exemplary service and luxurious surroundings ensure a lifetime of memories onboard the Rocky Mountaineer. Guests can begin or end their eight day journey with an exhilarating helicopter tour of the Canadian Rockies and also enjoy overnight stays in the destinations of Vancouver, BC, and Jasper, Lake Louise and Banff, AB.

The Stay and Play offer is available now until March 28th, 2013. The maximum added value of $800 CAD is applicable to new bookings of seven nights or more in GoldLeaf Service only. Other levels of service, RedLeaf and SilverLeaf, are also eligible for the Stay and Play offer at a reduced value. Further restrictions may apply.

 

 
Source = Rocky Mountaineer
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