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Titan unveils new US and Canada options
CANADIAN ROCKIES: Titan has added a 15-day itinerary in the region
Amie Keeley
amie.keeley@
travelweekly.co.uk
Titan Travel has released two North America programmes for 2017, with highlights including salmon fishing, whale watching and a rail journey through the Canadian Rockies.
New to the operator’s USA
brochure is a 14-day Autumn Colours of New England and Canada itinerary, which starts in Boston and takes in Niagara Falls, Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal and Quebec City. Prices start at £2,999. The USA programme also
features two of the operator’s recently launched lower-cost Essential Collection tours. The 12-day Essential American
West and 10-day Essential Deep South tours are slightly shorter in duration than Titan’s standard
itineraries, with fewer inclusions. They still include scheduled flights, hotels, a tour manager throughout and several visits and excursions. The Essential American West
Tour starts at £1,799, with the Essential Deep South from £1,599. The 2017 Canada & Alaska
brochure includes a new 15-day Canadian Rockies Grand Circle tour. The itinerary starts with a two-night stay in Vancouver and features a Rocky Mountaineer rail journey through western Canada’s natural sites, cities and villages. Prices start at £3,499. Also new in the Canada & Alaska
programme is a 13-day Spirit of British Columbia itinerary, which takes in Vancouver, Whistler and Vancouver Island, where guests can go salmon fishing or whale
watching. Prices start at £2,249.
titantravel.co.uk
1 September 2016
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