Canada & Alaska from Connections Worldwide Brochure

The Canada & Alaska from Connections Worldwide brochure presents 164 pages of holiday inspiration across two of the world's last untouched wildernesses, from the European colonial atmosphere of Quebec to the mountainous landscapes of Alberta and British Columbia.

A World of Contrasts

Connections Worldwide showcases the remarkable variety of Canada and Alaska, blending luxurious flexible multi-centre holidays with tailor-made accommodation and excursions. The brochure also features a hand-picked selection of the best fully escorted tours offered by Connections' parent company, Titan HiTours.

Ways to Travel

With so much to choose from, the brochure offers a range of ways to experience these destinations at your own pace or in the company of an escort.

• Comfortable, fully-escorted coach tours
• Self-drive by hire car or motorhome
• Relaxing cruises along the St Lawrence River or up the inside passage to Alaska
• Rail journeys, including The Rocky Mountaineer between Vancouver and Jasper, Banff or Calgary
• Tours of the quaint east coast provinces with their rugged coastlines and fishing villages

The Wilds of Alaska

Alaska offers a real trip into the unknown. A rail tour explores a land and shoreline rich in endemic wildlife such as beaver, moose, grizzly and black bears, and awe-inspiring orca whales, before reaching the old gold-mining town of Fairbanks.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many pages is the brochure?

The Connections Canada & Alaska brochure contains 164 pages of holiday ideas, accommodation and excursions.

What types of holiday are featured?

It includes flexible multi-centre holidays, tailor-made accommodation and excursions, plus a hand-picked selection of fully escorted tours from Titan HiTours.

What ways are there to travel?

Travellers can choose fully-escorted coach tours, hire a car or motorhome, join a cruise, or travel by rail.

What is The Rocky Mountaineer?

Described as the most scenic rail journey in the world, it runs between Vancouver and either Jasper, Banff or Calgary.

What wildlife might be seen in Alaska?

The Alaska rail tour passes through areas rich in wildlife including beaver, moose, grizzly and black bears, and orca whales.

What can visitors expect on the east coast?

The east coast provinces offer rugged coastlines, quaint fishing villages and fantastic accompanying seafood.

This brochure is part of the Catalink archive and may no longer be available to order. The information above describes Titan Travel (Acromas Holidays Limited). For current details, visit the company's official website.