Jetline Cruise brought together two of travel's great pleasures in this brochure: the legendary Rocky Mountaineer rail journey through western Canada and a handpicked selection of ocean cruises to Alaska, Hawaii and across the Atlantic. The Rocky Mountaineer has been recognised with multiple World Travel Awards, including World's Leading Travel Experience by Train, making it one of the most celebrated rail journeys on earth.
Since its first private-sector season in 1990, the Rocky Mountaineer has carried guests deep into the heart of the Canadian Rockies, travelling only by daylight so passengers never miss a moment of the scenery. The train moves at a leisurely pace past ethereally coloured glacial lakes, dense old-growth forests, soaring mountain passes and the charming rural villages that dot the western Canadian landscape. Routes connect Vancouver with destinations including Banff, Jasper and Whistler, revealing a side of Canada impossible to appreciate from the road.
Jetline Cruise specialised in pairing the Rocky Mountaineer with ocean voyages, offering combinations that extended the adventure beyond Canada's mountains. Alaska cruises sailed wild coastlines and fjords fresh from the Rockies; Hawaii sailings offered a contrast of tropical warmth; and transatlantic crossings gave travellers a grand finale or opener to their Canadian adventure. Jetline's cruise advisors worked across all major cruise lines to source the most competitive fares and tailor itineraries around individual preferences, including pre- or post-cruise hotel nights and dietary requirements.
As independent cruise specialists, Jetline Cruise's strength lay in flexibility. Passengers were not tied to a single cruise line's packages; instead, the team sourced combinations that suited each traveller's budget, travel dates and wish list. Whether a first-time cruiser or a seasoned voyager returning to the Rockies, the advisors aimed to match the right ship and route to the right guest.
The Rocky Mountaineer operates exclusively by daylight, ensuring passengers see every kilometre of the spectacular Canadian Rockies scenery. It has won multiple World Travel Awards for World's Leading Travel Experience by Train, reflecting the exceptional quality of its coaches, catering and on-board service.
The brochure featured Alaska cruises, Hawaii cruises and transatlantic sailings paired with the Rocky Mountaineer rail journey, giving travellers a range of options to extend their Canadian trip with an ocean voyage.
The Rocky Mountaineer's core routes in western Canada linked Vancouver with Banff, Jasper and Whistler, passing through some of the most dramatic mountain scenery in North America, including the Canadian Rockies and the Fraser River canyon.
Yes. As independent cruise advisors, Jetline Cruise tailored holidays around passengers' requirements, including extra hotel nights before or after the cruise, specific cuisine preferences and sourcing the best available fares from multiple cruise lines.
The Rocky Mountaineer began operating under private ownership in 1990, with its origins as a Via Rail daylight service dating to 1988. By the time this brochure was published it had decades of experience carrying guests through the Canadian Rockies.
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