5-Day Canadian Tour by Rocky Mountaineer: Vancouver to Calgary with Airport Transfer | Scenic Train Ride through Rockies, Banff, Yoho, Jasper, and Lakes
VA5-11100- Reward Points
incl. Tax
Yinfeng Premium Package
- Departure: Vancouver
- Leave: Calgary / Banff Town Area
- Duration: 5 Day(s)
Dates & Prices
Highlights
- Rocky Mountaineer: An Exquisite Train Journey through Jasper, Kamloops and Vancouver
- A Feast for the Eyes: A Journey Along Canada’s Iconic Highway. Drive along the Icefields Parkway, past jagged peaks that stretch endlessly, winding bends around every turn, mountain streams flowing alongside, and glaciers standing as constant companions.
- Unmissable Experience: Ride the Ice Explorer and set foot on the glaciers
- Gourmet Pairing: Carefully selected meals with well-balanced combinations. Breathtaking scenery and delicious food are both indispensable experiences on your journey.
- Hiking Recommended: Walk around the lake at the "Little Jiuzhaigou" and hike amid abundant oxygen ions. Extend your stay at the exclusive Lake Moraine and Lake Louise to immerse yourself in stunning natural scenery.
- A Bird's-Eye View of Banff: The brand-new Banff Gondola Summit Station sits at an elevation of 2,900 feet. It interprets the alpine ecosystem of the Rocky Mountains through multi-sensory experiences and fully showcases the entirety of Banff National Park.
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Rocky Mountaineer Train:
Operating for 29 years, Rocky Mountaineer has won a total of 62 major awards and claimed the title of "World's Best Train Travel Experience" eight times.
It has also been listed among National Geographic’s Top 10 Greatest Train Journeys in the World, recognized internationally as one of the finest travel experiences on Earth.
Traversing the full breadth of the Rocky Mountains, it offers a variety of route combinations. You will first ride a deluxe tour bus to admire towering peaks, glaciers and lakes, then board the ultra-luxury scenic train to journey through spectacular mountain and river landscapes inaccessible by road, immersing yourself fully in nature.
Rocky Mountaineer operates exclusively during daylight hours, earning its reputation as a genuine "scenic rail journey". Two service tiers are available for your selection: Gold Leaf and Silver Leaf.
## Gold Leaf
Aside from exclusive access to two-story dome coaches with full panoramic glass windows, guests may also visit a dedicated open-air viewing car to take in the scenery. In the bespoke luxury dining car, savour exquisite cuisine and fine wines freshly prepared by professional chefs while gazing out at the passing vistas. An assortment of beverages and light snacks are available at all times, and dedicated on-board attendants provide live commentary on the landscapes as well as arrangements for premium accommodation.
## Silver Leaf
Spacious oversized windows in single-level dome coaches deliver semi-panoramic views. Relax in comfortable seating while enjoying breakfast and lunch with a choice of main courses, delicious light bites and non-alcoholic beverages. Attentive crew members narrate highlights of all featured landmarks and assist with comfortable accommodation arrangements. - [Special Exclusive Perk] Complimentary national park passes valid for travel between May 1 and October 31 throughout the entire summer season.
Itinerary
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| Day | Itinerary | Attractions | Note |
| Day 1 | Vancouver – Kamloops: Board the Train and Step Into an Earthly Paradise | Vancouver / Kamloops / The Rocky Mountaineer |
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| Day 2 | Kamloops - Banff: Farewell to the Train, Welcome to the Rockies | Banff Town Area / The Rocky Mountaineer | |
| Day 3 | Banff - Sulphur Mountain - Johnston Canyon - Banff National Park | Banff National Park / The Fairmont Banff Springs / Sulphur Mountain / Bow Falls / Banff Gondola / Johnston Canyon |
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| Day 4 | Banff - Lake Louise - Moraine Lake - Yoho National Park - Emerald Lake - Natural Bridge - Banff | Lake Louise / Moraine Lake / Emerald Lake / Yoho National Park / Castle Mountain / Natural Bridge Banff / Emerald lake / Banff Town Area |
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| Day 5 | Banff - Bow Lake - Peyto Lake - Columbia Icefield - Banff / Calgary | Bow Lake / Rocky Mountain Icefields Parkway / Columbia Icefield / Peyto Lake / Banff Town Area / Calgary / Crowfoot Glacier |
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D1
Day 1
Vancouver – Kamloops: Board the Train and Step Into an Earthly Paradise
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Meet Point
Please arrive at the train station at least 60 minutes in advance to complete relevant procedures.
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Attractions
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Meal
Breakfast: Served on the train; Lunch: Served on the train; Dinner: At your own expense
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Accommodation
Standard Hotel in Kamloops
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Description
# Itinerary Arrangement
The Rocky Mountaineer departs from Vancouver at 8:00 a.m. Please arrive at the train station at least 60 minutes in advance to complete relevant procedures, with Kamloops as the destination.
*Station Address: Rocky Mountaineer Station, 1755 Cottrell St, Vancouver, BC V6A 2L8
The train departs at 8:00 a.m., leaving the coastal city of Vancouver and heading to Kamloops, located in the inland heart of British Columbia. The scenery along the route changes dramatically throughout the day. You will pass lush farmlands in the Fraser Valley, traverse dense forests and winding river valleys surrounded by the peaks of the Coast Mountains and Cascade Range, before entering the arid inland region. Key scenic highlights include the rushing Hell’s Gate in the Fraser Canyon, as well as steep bluffs and rock sheds lining the Thompson River. Breakfast and lunch are served onboard. The train travels along the shore of Kamloops Lake into Kamloops, where a dedicated Rocky Mountaineer shuttle will transfer you to your local hotel for check-in.
# Important Notes
This day’s itinerary is self-guided and does not include a Weststar tour guide service. For assistance, please contact the travel service hotline listed in your Trip Confirmation in advance.
The train departs promptly at 08:00 a.m. You must arrive at the station no less than 90 minutes early to complete check-in and baggage drop-off procedures (valid identification documents and your Rocky Mountaineer electronic train ticket are required for presentation).
If you are staying at downtown Vancouver hotels such as Fairmont Waterfront or Pan Pacific Vancouver prior to departure, you may reserve a complimentary shuttle bus to the Rocky Mountaineer Station; advance reservations with our team are mandatory.
Late arrivals will not be permitted to board the train, as the train will not wait for individual passengers. Please allocate ample travel time to reach the station.
All oversized luggage must be checked and cannot be carried onboard the train. Checked baggage will be delivered directly to your overnight accommodation in Kamloops.
Please keep essential items including your passport/identification documents, valuables, camera, and regular medication with you as carry-on luggage.
This is a daylight sightseeing train with no sleeping berths; no stops for alighting will be made en route.
Breakfast and lunch are included onboard. Please notify us in advance if you have any special dietary requirements.
Live English commentary is provided throughout the journey. There is no Wi-Fi available on the train, and smoking is prohibited at all times onboard.
Mountain weather is highly variable. It is recommended to wear comfortable clothing and bring a jacket to accommodate temperature fluctuations. -
Things to Know
- Please arrive at the train station at least one hour in advance to complete boarding procedures, check in your luggage and attach the final destination labels.
- There is no tour guide service on the train, and all commentary is provided in English.
D2
Day 2
Kamloops - Banff: Farewell to the Train, Welcome to the Rockies
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Attractions
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Meal
Breakfast: Served on the train; Lunch: Served on the train; Dinner: At your own expense
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Accommodation
Mount Royal Hotel / Banff Inn / Canalta Lodge / Caribou Lodge / Rundlestone Lodge in Banff Town or similar
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Description
# Itinerary Arrangement:
Kamloops (Board the Rocky Mountaineer) – Check in at Banff Hotel
Depart from your hotel in Kamloops, and you will be transferred by the exclusive Rocky Mountaineer shuttle to Kamloops Railway Station for group boarding procedures. Your journey continues east toward the towering Canadian Rockies, crossing into the province of Alberta. You will travel across expansive ranches, follow rocky lakeshores, cross rugged mountain passes, and pass through renowned tunnels in the railway history of the Canadian Rockies, with breathtaking scenery along the way to captivate your eyes.
Key sights of the day include Craigellachie, the site where the final spike of the Canadian Pacific Railway was driven. The train will pass through Rogers Pass, Kicking Horse River Valley and Spiral Tunnels, alongside glaciers and snow-capped peaks of the Canadian Rockies.
Upon arrival at the resort town of Banff, your rail journey comes to an end. You will be transferred to a local hotel in Banff for an overnight stay.
# Notes:
This day’s itinerary is self-guided without Weststar tour guide service. For assistance, please contact the itinerary service hotline stated in your Trip Confirmation Letter in advance.
The train is scheduled to arrive in Banff Town at 18:00. Arrival may be earlier or delayed subject to operational conditions, and your understanding is appreciated. A ground guide for the Rocky Mountain section will contact you in the evening to confirm the boarding time and location for the following day.
Passengers who arrive late will not be allowed to board as the train will not wait for individuals. Please ensure you leave ample time to reach the station.
Large luggage must be checked in and cannot be carried onto the train; checked luggage will be delivered directly to your hotel for the night.
Please keep essential items such as passports/identification documents, valuables, cameras and daily medication with you as carry-on luggage.
This is a daytime sightseeing train with no sleeper berths, and no stopovers will be arranged en route.
Breakfast and lunch are provided on board. Please inform staff ahead of time if you have any special dietary requirements.
All commentary on board is delivered in English. There is no Wi-Fi on the train, and smoking is prohibited throughout the entire journey.
Mountain weather is changeable. Comfortable clothing is recommended, and a jacket should be packed to cope with temperature fluctuations.
D3
Day 3
Banff - Sulphur Mountain - Johnston Canyon - Banff National Park
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Meet Point
Gather at the designated location
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Attractions
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Meal
Breakfast: Available for additional booking; Lunch: Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel Bistro-style meal available for self-paid extra booking; Dinner: At your own expense
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Accommodation
Mount Royal Hotel / Banff Inn / Canalta Lodge / Caribou Lodge / Rundlestone Lodge in Banff Town or hotels of equivalent standard
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Description
# Itinerary Arrangement:
Banff - Banff Gondola (at your own expense, 90 minutes) - Hoodoos (15 minutes) - Bow Falls (15 minutes) - Surprise Corner (15 minutes) - Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel & Lunch (at your own expense; French bistro-style meals available for additional booking, 90 minutes) - Johnston Canyon (60 minutes) - Check into hotel
In the morning, take a coach to [Banff National Park] and arrive at Sulphur Mountain, where you will board the [Banff Gondola (at your own expense)] (90 minutes for sightseeing). As the gondola glides upward slowly, you can admire the snow-covered mountain scenery surrounded by rolling peaks. Afterwards, head to [Hoodoos] standing above the banks of the Bow River (15 minutes for sightseeing), then visit the magnificent [Bow Falls] (15 minutes for sightseeing). The waterfall surges downward, just like the mighty river rushing eastward, with black rocks set off against white rushing water, forming a striking picturesque contrast. Next, proceed to [Surprise Corner] (15 minutes for sightseeing) to get distant views of the Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel and the Bow River scenery. You will then enter and tour the Scottish castle-style Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel, where you will stop for lunch at your own expense (90 minutes of stay time). After lunch, explore [Johnston Canyon], one of the three major canyons in the Canadian Rockies (60 minutes for sightseeing), and walk along the trail to the foot of the rushing waterfalls. (In case of force majeure such as scenic area maintenance and closure, the sightseeing spot will be replaced with Lake Minnewanka and Two Jack Lake.) Check into the hotel in Banff for the night. -
Things to Know
- A gourmet package can be added upon request. **Enjoy bistro-style French cuisine for lunch at Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel, where the spirit of Banff is infused into every bite. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel features Scottish castle architecture, stands on the Bow River, and stands as an iconic landmark of the Rocky Mountains.**
- The arrival time in Banff is subject to change depending on the schedule of activity items. We appreciate your understanding.
D4
Day 4
Banff - Lake Louise - Moraine Lake - Yoho National Park - Emerald Lake - Natural Bridge - Banff
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Meet Point
Gather at the designated location
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Attractions
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Meal
Breakfast: Optional add-on; Lunch: Optional self-paid add-on with Chinese or Western set menus available at Lake Louise Village; Dinner: At your own expense
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Accommodation
Mount Royal Hotel / Banff Inn / Canalta Lodge / Caribou Lodge / Rundlestone Lodge in Banff Town or similar
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Description
# Itinerary:
Banff - Lake Louise (75 mins) - Moraine Lake (60 mins) - Lunch at Lake Louise Village (at own expense; Grill & Bar lunch add-on available, 45 mins) - Emerald Lake (20 mins) - Natural Bridge (15 mins) - Banff
Depart the hotel early in the morning and head west along Highway 1. The steep and rugged Castle Mountain comes into view, and shortly after, you will arrive at Lake Louise, the most renowned lake in the Rocky Mountains. Bathed in sunlight, the mineral-rich lake water shimmers with a breathtaking sapphire blue, enclosed on three sides by the towering Victoria Glacier. Resembling a jade gem scattered among the mountains, it earns the moniker "Sapphire of the Rockies". Glance back from the lakeshore, and the Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise stands serenely amid pine forests, welcoming visitors. Afterwards, hike to the top of the trail to reach seasonal Moraine Lake*. Its translucent turquoise waters reflect the jagged Ten Peaks. Standing at the vantage point, you will take in the full panorama of lakes and mountains, losing all sense of time. After leaving Moraine Lake, proceed to Lake Louise Village for lunch (at own expense; Chinese or Western plated meals available as add-ons). Following lunch, continue west, passing the Spiral Tunnels built with the blood, sweat and tears of Canadian Pacific Railway workers to enter Yoho National Park. You will then reach the tranquil Emerald Lake, where red canoes ripple across the calm turquoise water. Next, visit Natural Bridge, formed over thousands of years by erosion from the Kicking Horse River. The waterway, dark pine forests, distant snow-capped peaks and shallow shoals together form a stunning natural painting. On the return trip, stop at Banff Town before driving back to Calgary.
*Moraine Lake: Seasonal access only. General opening window is from Victoria Day long weekend in May through late September/early October, subject to official notice from Parks Canada. If the lake is closed and inaccessible, the alternative attractions will be Lake Minnewanka (30 mins) and Two Jack Lake (15 mins). The mandatory Moraine Lake entry fee will be waived in such cases. -
Things to Know
- You may tick to add a gourmet meal package if needed. **Lunch will be served with Chinese or Western plated meals at [Lake Louise Village Grill & Bar].**
- The arrival time in Banff may be subject to change depending on the schedule of activities. We appreciate your understanding.
D5
Day 5
Banff - Bow Lake - Peyto Lake - Columbia Icefield - Banff / Calgary
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Meet Point
Gather at the designated location
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Attractions
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Meal
Breakfast: Optional add-on; Lunch: Chinese or Western lunch boxes from The Crossing available for self-paid add-on; Dinner: At your own expense
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Description
# Itinerary:
Banff - Bow Lake (20 mins) - Peyto Lake (30 mins) - Icefields Parkway - The Crossing (Lunch at your own expense, 30 mins, add-on available) - Snowcoach (At your own expense, 90 mins) - Banff - Calgary
Depart from your hotel in Banff in the morning, and catch distant views of Crowfoot Glacier along the way. First, visit Bow Lake for a 20-minute sightseeing stop, then proceed to Peyto Lake where you will stay for 30 minutes. In case of force majeure such as scenic area maintenance and closure, Waterfowl Lake will be substituted as the alternative attraction. This maple-leaf-shaped lake lies like a turquoise ribbon embedded in the valleys of the Rocky Mountains. Afterwards, travel along the picturesque Highway 93 Icefields Parkway, and stop at The Crossing for a 30-minute lunch break (at your own expense; buffet lunch can be booked as an add-on). After lunch, head to the Columbia Icefield and board the Snowcoach (at your own expense) for a 90-minute tour. Walk atop the Athabasca Glacier and witness the natural accumulation formed over hundreds of millions of years. Make a stop at Banff Town before returning to Calgary.
*Ice Explorer Snowcoach operates from May 1 to October 12. Starting October 13, the itinerary will include a stop at the scenic spot, and the mandatory Snowcoach activity will not be available for add-on booking.
When weather permits: Guests may take an easy 60-minute hike up the hillside in front of the glacier to get an up-close view of the icefield scenery.
In poor weather conditions: Follow the tour guide’s arrangement to view the glacier from a distance, with an extra stop at Waterfowl Lake added to the itinerary. -
Things to Know
- If you need to catch a flight departing Calgary on the same evening, please book a flight taking off after 22:30 to avoid disrupting your itinerary.
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Packages
Yinfeng Premium Package
Semi-panoramic single-layer arched carriage, including 2 breakfasts and 2 lunches, with English commentary on board the trainSingle Room
$4039Double Room
$3290Triple Room
$3101Quad Room
$2995Child
$2995
Jinfeng Yaoyue Package
Panoramic view double-decker dome carriages with a dedicated dining car, including 2 breakfasts and 2 lunches, and English commentary on board the trainSingle Room
$4850Double Room
$4046Triple Room
$3857Quad Room
$3751Child
$3751
Departure & Return
Pickup Locations
| Location | Time | Address | Note |
| Rocky Mountaineer Station, Vancouver Address: 1755 Cottrell St, Vancouver, BC V6A 2L8 | 06:30 | 1755 Cottrell St, Vancouver, BC V6A 2L8 | Please arrive at the train station at least one hour in advance; there is no tour guide service on the train. |
Dropoff Locations
| Location | Time | Address |
| Banff Town Elk + Avenue HotelPlease consult your tour guide for the drop-off time. | 333 Banff Ave, Banff, AB T1L 1B1 | |
| Best Western Premier Calgary PlazaArrival time is largely affected by the duration of activities and traffic conditions. Please refer to the actual arrival time on the day. | 1316 33rd St. NE, Calgary, AB T2A 6B6, Canada | |
| New Pick-up Point in Downtown CalgaryArrival time is largely affected by the duration of activities and traffic conditions. Please refer to the actual arrival time on the day. | 316 Riverfront Ave SE, Calgary, AB T2G 5R1 | |
| [Exclusive Summer Airport Transfer] Calgary AirportIt is recommended to book domestic flights within Canada departing after 21:30; for international flights, those taking off after 22:30 are advised. | 19 Airport RD NE, Calgary, AB T2E |
Includes & Excludes
Includes
- The Rocky Mountaineer package includes 2 breakfasts and 2 lunches served on board the train; dinners are at your own expense.
- On-train guide services are provided by Rocky Mountaineer. Only English-language services are available aboard the Rocky Mountaineer trains, and guides will not board the train with passengers.
- Designated Cabins on Rocky Mountaineer Train
- Transportation: Comfortable air-conditioned tour buses locally available
- Tour Guide Driver: Bilingual tour guide services in Mandarin and English
- Insurance: Transportation Accident Insurance for the Trip
- 5% Federal Service GST
- Accommodation: Hotels specified in the itinerary, standard rooms (the number of accommodation nights equals the number of travel days minus one)
Excludes
- Front 3 rows of coach tours / Front row of minibus: $57 per person. Airport transfer pick-up cannot be reserved; the same price applies to adults and children. Contact customer service for additional booking and supplementary payment if needed.
- Driver and tour guide service fee (CAD$15 per person per day, CAD$10 per person for each airport transfer)
- Meals throughout the trip (Meals can be arranged at your own expense for part of the itinerary.)
- Ticket fees for the activities mentioned in the itinerary
- Other personal expenses, such as laundry, telephone bills, beverages, shopping, pay TV, etc.
- Additional expenses incurred due to force majeure events such as traffic delays, wars, coups, strikes, weather conditions, aircraft mechanical failures, flight cancellations or schedule changes
- All types of travel insurance
- Fuel surcharge (to be paid on tour, C$5 per person per day, excluding airport pickup service)
- It is strongly recommended that you purchase event tickets together with your order. No additional ticket orders will be accepted within 7 days prior to departure or during the trip.
Notice
Optional activity prices in the excluded list is for reference only.
Attentions
- Each passenger traveling on Rocky Mountaineer is allowed to check a maximum of two pieces of luggage. The total weight of checked luggage per passenger must not exceed 30 kilograms (66 pounds). Every piece of luggage must be attached with an identification label stating the passenger's name, address and phone number. Oversized items such as sports equipment may incur an additional surcharge.
- If the train service terms cannot be fulfilled due to, but not limited to, force majeure, strikes or other labor disputes, accidents, weather conditions, transportation issues, airport conditions, breach of contract by third-party suppliers or other causes beyond the reasonable control of suppliers, resulting in train cancellations or any other cancellations, passengers shall bear all additional expenses and losses on their own, and neither our company nor Rocky Mountaineer shall be liable for the performance of this Agreement.
- This product includes train journeys operated by Rocky Mountaineer in the Canadian Rockies. All train details and cancellation and amendment policies shall be subject to confirmation by Rocky Mountaineer, the Canadian railway operator.
- This train has no sleeper carriages. Passengers spend the daytime on board and stay in comfortable hotels overnight.
- Passengers' luggage will be transported to the hotel in Kamloops by separate luggage trolleys. Passengers with medical needs shall bring their essential medications on board.
- Smoking is prohibited on the Rocky Mountaineer trains and within train stations to protect the environment and ensure all passengers can enjoy a comfortable journey.
- The segment aboard The Mountaineer covers approximately 955 kilometers (595 miles)
- If flights or trains are cancelled or delayed due to unforeseen incidents and force majeure, including but not limited to capacity allocation by transportation companies, temporary closure of airports or stations, temporary cancellations by transportation companies, weather conditions, transportation control, etc., the travel agency will make every effort to assist you with changes. All fees incurred for rescheduling flights or other transportation shall be borne by the guest.
- Special Reminder! Only English service is available on the Rocky Mountaineer train, and tour guides will not board the train. Chinese and English services are provided for all other parts of the itinerary.
- [Notice on Fuel Surcharge Collection] Due to the persistently high international fuel prices, a fuel surcharge will be levied for summer tour groups to maintain the service quality of summer itineraries: Charge Standard: 5 Canadian Dollars per person per day (excluding the day of airport pick-up). Collection Method: Cash collection during the tour.
- In the Rocky Mountain Scenic Area, the temperature difference between morning and evening is quite large. The average daytime temperature in summer is 25 degrees Celsius, while the average nighttime temperature ranges from 15 to 18 degrees Celsius. Please pack suitable luggage accordingly.
- The Rocky Mountains enjoy abundant sunshine and strong ultraviolet rays in summer, so please prepare sun protection products. The area has a dry climate, making body lotion also an essential travel item.
- Wild animals are frequently spotted in the Rocky Mountain Scenic Area. Feeding them is strictly prohibited. Do not get off the vehicle to watch if you encounter large wild animals.
- Smoking is strictly prohibited in all hotel rooms throughout the trip. Violators will be fined no less than 300 Canadian dollars.
- Most hotels in the Rocky Mountain area are 3 to 4-story wooden buildings, and some are not equipped with elevators.
- Most hotels in the Rocky Mountain area are 3 to 4-story wooden buildings, and some are not equipped with elevators.
- For environmental protection reasons, hotels in the Rocky Mountain area do not provide toothpaste, toothbrushes, slippers or combs; only body wash, shampoo, conditioner and soap are available.
- In line with living habits in North America, most hotel rooms are not equipped with electric kettles. If you need hot water, please turn to the hotel front desk for help. When no electric kettle is available, use the coffee machine properly to boil water.
- No boiled drinking water is provided within the scenic area. Please prepare it by yourself before departing from the hotel if needed.
- The voltage in Canada is 110V, and the power sockets are three-pronged: one round pin on the top and two parallel flat pins at the bottom.
- It is strongly recommended that you purchase travel medical insurance (including tour cancellation coverage) before joining the tour to safeguard your health, safety and personal interests.
- Please inform us of any dietary restrictions at the time of booking. No temporary adjustments can be made during the tour, and we appreciate your understanding.
- This is a destination-based group tour. Please prepare your valid tourist visa in advance. Also, check and apply for an eTA ahead of time according to your passport type. For more details, please visit http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/visit/eta.asp
- This is a destination-based group tour. Please prepare your valid tourist visa in advance. Also, check and apply for an eTA ahead of time according to your passport type. For more details, please visit http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/visit/eta.asp
- Please be sure to provide accurate and complete information (such as name, gender, contact details, adult or child) when making a reservation to avoid booking errors that may affect your trip.
- Children are required to provide their birthday information in advance to determine whether a child safety seat needs to be prepared beforehand. You shall be held fully responsible for any travel delays or losses arising from missing information.
- If you have not received the Tour Confirmation Letter 7 days prior to your departure, please contact our staff promptly.
- To make your trip more fulfilling, pleasant and smooth, we strongly recommend that you book activity tickets, dining packages and other items at the time of your reservation. No additional bookings will be accepted within 7 days prior to departure or during the trip.
- This is a destination-based group tour for individual travelers. While all promised services and standards are fully maintained, you will be grouped with other tourists for a unified itinerary arrangement. The sequence of the itinerary may be adjusted for different departure dates.
- Due to operational restrictions of hotels in the Banff area, specific bed types cannot be guaranteed. Hotels will randomly assign king rooms or twin rooms based on room availability on the day of check-in. We appreciate your understanding!
- Hotel Star Rating: There is no official hotel star rating system in North America. All hotels arranged for this trip are local brand hotels.
- Standard double rooms in North American hotels are equipped with one large bed or two separate beds. If you have special requests for the bed type, please let us know when making your reservation, and we will do our best to make arrangements.
- The components of the travel product, such as tour vehicles, hotels, restaurants, scenic facilities, languages and cultures, are evaluated by different criteria across regions and countries. We appreciate your understanding. (Bilingual services may be available, including Mandarin and English.)
- Tour vehicles: Vehicles will be arranged according to the group size. For groups with fewer than 24 passengers, the driver will also serve as the tour guide. For groups with 24 or more passengers, there will be one dedicated driver and one dedicated tour guide respectively.
- All operators of various means of transportation, hotels, restaurants and scenic spots used during the itinerary have their own regulations to safeguard tourists' safety and legitimate rights and interests. In the event of accidental injury, death or other losses, matters shall be handled in accordance with the rules formulated by the respective operators. Our company shall not be held liable for any such incidents.
- In case of special circumstances such as bad weather, traffic accidents and other incidents, our company reserves the right to modify or cancel the itinerary.
- In the event of flight cancellations, delays, adverse weather conditions or other travel safety issues, relevant regulations shall apply directly to passengers. Our company shall not be held responsible for any such matters.
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- If transfer service from/to the airport is included in your itinerary, you must provide accurate flight information and arrive at the designated pick-up location in advance. If inaccurate information leads to mistakes in airport pick-up, the travel agency reserves the right to arrange a second transfer service, charge additional pick-up fees at the rate of paid private car transfers, or arrange the next available free airport transfer with vacant seats. Please note that only one airport pick-up service is provided per order!
- Depending on the operational requirements of different hotels, you may be asked to provide a credit card as a deposit for your stay to cover incidental charges incurred during your check-in period (e.g., telephone, laundry, food and beverage).
- All activity tickets and meals must be booked in advance. No additional bookings will be accepted during the tour. We appreciate your understanding.
- During the trip, please arrive at the boarding location at the time agreed with the tour guide for assembly. Do not be late, as this will disrupt the itineraries of other tourists. If you miss the tour bus due to tardiness, you will need to make your own way to the next meeting point and bear all relevant responsibilities. We appreciate your understanding.
- During the tour, you may stay at different hotels. If transfers are needed for guests staying at various hotels, the driver and tour guide will make reasonable arrangements based on the actual group conditions. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation. Thank you.
- During the trip, different vehicles and tour guides may be assigned to serve you. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
- During the trip, if you need to leave the group, please sign the Group Departure Confirmation Form.
- Tourists under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult (aged 18 or above) when joining the tour group.
- For complimentary items included in the itinerary, if they cannot be provided due to force majeure such as transportation disruptions or bad weather, or if you are unable to participate due to personal reasons, no refunds will be issued. We appreciate your understanding.
- If you have special requirements (such as bed type, vegetarian meals, baby high chairs, etc.), please notify us at least 7 days prior to your trip. We will try our best to make arrangements, but we cannot guarantee availability.
Policies
No Show
Once the booking is confirmed, an absence or failure to show up on the scheduled date is NO SHOW. No show is non-refundable.
Cancellation
| Cancellation Period | Policy |
| 62 or more days prior to tour departure date | Refund 70% payment |
| 47 - 61 days prior to tour departure date | Refund 40% payment |
| 46 days prior to tour departure date | Non-refundable |
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