MEMBER LISTINGS Rail Sightseeing
RAIL
Amtrak
www.Amtrak.com Attaché Communications Suite A, 69 Sandycombe Road, Kew, London TW9 2EP, Trade Marketing and Media Enquiries: T: 020 8948 2388, 0777 88 75647 (mob) E:
amtrak@attachecommunications.co.uk
Amtrak passenger rail serves more than 500 destinations in 46 states; its 21,000-mile route system connects many city centres and its sightseeing windows offer unparalleled panoramas of the USA.
Circle Line Sightseeing Cruises
www.circleline42.com Pier 83, West 42nd Street New York, NY 10036 USA T: 001 212 563 3200, 01326 250213 (UK) F: 001 212 631 0569 E:
info@circleline42.com
Cowboy Trail Rides
www.cowboytrailrides.com 2729 Firewater Court, Las Vegas, NV 89117 USA T: 001 702 387 2457 E:
sales@cowboytrailrides.com
Cowboy Trail Rides offers twice daily trail rides - morning and evening sunset BBQ overlooking beautiful Red Rock Canyon. Western-themed group/ incentive events as well.
SIGHTSEEING
Grand Canyon Tour Company
www.grandcanyontourandtravel.com 4343 North Rancho Drive Suite. 230 Las Vegas, Nevada 89130 T: 001 702 361 7628 F: 001 702 655 7256 E:
info@18004canyon.com
We are the Number 1 sightseeing Tour Company for Motor Coach Tours for the Las Vegas visitor.
Blue & Gold Fleet
www.rocketboatsf.com 100 North Point, Suite 145, San Francisco, CA 94133 USA T: 001 415-705-8200 F: 001 415-951-8735
Ride RocketBoat, the exciting new 30-minute thrill ride on San Francisco Bay! Enjoy stunning views and a Rock 'n' Roll soundtrack. Operates May - October.
Motor Coach Tours Grand Canyon South Rim • Day Trips • Overnight Package • Overnight Package with Train
Grand Canyon West Rim • Day Trips • With Skywalk • With Boat and Helicopter • Do It All with Skywalk, Boat and Helicopter
Hoover Dam Tours • Express Tour • Deluxe Tour with Lunch • Hoover Dam Adventure Combo with Float Trip
• Hoover Dam Land/Air Combo (Helicopter)
Guaranteed Daily Scheduled Departures FIT and Group Travel / Best Commissions
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LAS VEGAAS
ARIZONA OFFICE OF TOURISM
ORLANDO
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