2011 AWARDS REVIEW ★ ROCKY MOUNTAINEER
Over the past 22 years Rocky Mountaineer has grown to become the largest privately-owned passenger rail service in North America and has welcomed more than one million guests onboard. The company offers over 45 Canadian holiday packages and four rail routes through British Columbia and Alberta, travelling by daylight. In 2012, Rocky Mountaineer
launches its full programme for SilverLeaf, the company’s newest and third level of service, available on all First Passage to the West trains between Vancouver and Banff or Calgary.
www.agent.
rockymountaineer.com
Pictured (right) Jennifer Condie, regional business manager, and Leslie Peden, director of sales, for Rocky Mountaineer. Pictured (below) Nathan Philpot, director of sales & marketing for Fred Olsen
★ SAA
South African Airways recently replaced older- generation A340-200 aircraft with a brand-new A330-200 on its London-Cape Town route. The A330 already operated one of the two daily fl ights to Johannesburg, so now over 60 per cent of the UK operations are operated by aircraft under a year old.
SAA has the largest route
network within Southern Africa covering over 30 destinations. The timing of its daily overnight fl ights from Heathrow effectively gives clients an extra day’s holiday in South Africa.
www.flysaa.com
IN BRIEF
Egypt offers new product Egypt is to highlight new
projects for 2012. The Old Cataract in Aswan has now reopened following extensive refurbishment, and the Avenue of the Sphinxes is being restored in Luxor. The ‘long cruise’, from Cairo to Aswan will also return.
www.egypt.travel/
Jumeirah adds the Maldives Jumeirah Dhevanafushi is
the group’s first property in the Maldives. Located on Gaafu Alifu Atoll, 400km south of Malé, it offers 38 suites including 16 in the resort’s water village.
www.jumeirah.com
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