Train vacations with Rocky Mountaineer (above) show the stunning mountain scenery of western Canada.
One of the company’s most popular trips is their Whistler Sea to Sky Climb route. Rocky Mountaineer also features additional Whistler adventures with this Whistler train journey.
Backpackers in New Zealand will soon have a new hostel at Aoraki Mt Cook.
Mount Cook Backpackers, The Hermitage Hotel’s former Glencoe Lodge, is scheduled to open October 1, 2010.
Says Andrew Cleverley, general manager, The Hermitage Hotel:
“Mt Cook is a both a small community and a world-renowned destination so it’s very exciting to be able to expand its current range of accommodation and entertainment choices to better cater for different budgets and tastes. Demand for backpacker priced accommodation has grown in response to the increased range of activities.”
Photo credit: Ananda in the Himalayas
Are you planning a trip to India? Then you might want to check out travel company Hadrian Travel’s See India Differently founded by traveler and Mumbai resident Mark Trayling.
“See India Differently peels back the layers of this magnificent country to reveal a vibrant destination with opportunities for relaxation, escape, wildlife safaris and adventure,” says Trayling.
For globetrotters who crave experiential travel, the company customizes luxury travel itineraries and pre-screens all vacation offerings.
Heading Bush Outback Adventures is featuring a new three-day Mountain Safari into South Australia and its Flinders Ranges and Outback.
The company specializes in small group tours of the Australian Outback in off-road vehicles, highlighting Wilpena Pound, Rawnsley Park, Aboriginal art sites and wine tasting in the Clare Valley.
Says the company:
“Whatever type of accommodation selected at Rawnsley Park Station, guests will wake up to the call of the kookaburra and enjoy glorious morning views of South Australia’s iconic Wilpena Pound and the surrounding area home to elusive yellow-footed rock wallabies, as well as kangaroos, emus and bold wedge-tailed eagles.”
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