APT Luxury Travel has released its full Canada 2027 program, introducing new itineraries and expanding its small group touring offer as demand for immersive North America travel continues to grow.
The program includes a mix of land journeys and cruise combinations, with savings of up to $2,600 per couple available on selected departures.
New small group tour targets premium demand
A key addition is the new 20-day Rockies In Depth and Alaska Cruise, capped at 24 guests, reflecting increasing demand for more personalised touring experiences.
The itinerary includes a mix of culinary and cultural experiences, from a food tour at Granville Island to an interactive ice hockey experience, alongside an Alaska cruise component.
APT said the smaller group size allows for more immersive, flexible travel, aligning with broader premium travel trends.
Signature itineraries return with enhanced experiences
The 22-day Rockies Odyssey and Alaska Cruise returns as a core product, combining a Rocky Mountaineer rail journey with an Inside Passage cruise.
The itinerary features APT Signature Experiences such as a First Nations cultural visit and guided exploration of Lake Louise.
Also returning is the 17-day Eastern Canada and New England Cruise, which includes new inclusions such as dining at Toronto’s CN Tower and a winery experience in Niagara-on-the-Lake.
Trade opportunity in high-value long-haul touring
For the Australian travel trade, the expanded program reinforces Canada and Alaska as strong long-haul performers, particularly in the premium escorted touring segment.
The combination of rail, cruise and land experiences continues to appeal to high-value clients seeking comprehensive, once-in-a-lifetime itineraries.
With early release savings and a broadened product mix, the program is expected to drive forward bookings for the 2027 season.
