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Prestige boosts wildlife options across Canada


Katie McGonagle


katie.mcgonagle@ travelweekly.co.uk


Prestige Holidays has released its biggest-ever Canada programme, with a renewed focus on wildlife holidays and cruise.


The Canada & Beyond brochure, launched at an agent reception in the Canadian embassy in London,


includes an eight-night guided Rockies Hiking Adventure; cruises on Regent Seven Seas Cruises’ Seven Seas Mariner; and an expanded collection of ‘Special Places’ accommodation in Ontario. Denise Hunn, Canada and USA


portfolio manager, said: “No two holidays to Canada are alike, and we strive to make sure that each one exceeds your clients’ expectations.


CHURCHILL: Polar-bear viewing “We have added wildlife


experiences because of demand, but also because our experience shows that’s what people are looking for. Everybody wants to see bears and whales, and where else in


the world can you see them both? “There’s big demand for polar- bear viewing in Churchill, and for winter product – not only skiing but seeing the Northern Lights – so those are both growing markets. “Sales are up, the exchange rate


is great and Canada is seen as a safe but exciting destination. The diversity of the country sells itself.” Hunn added that demand for cruising, especially on small ships, was on the rise. An expanded ‘Special Places’ section includes Killarney Lodge in Algonquin Park, and Windermere House Resort on Lake Rosseau. The brochure also features new


city breaks to Chicago, and the option to fly with Icelandair and stop over in Reykjavik. Holidays to Canada lead in at


£560, excluding flights, for a three-


night Tofino Escape wildlife tour. prestigeholidays.co.uk


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