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Fall & Winter Getaways 2019-20 Fall & Winter Getaways 2019-20 Sightseeing Sports Coach & Cruise Shopping Casinos ...and more! The Hundt Family Dear travelling friends, Index As the grass greens and the Sightseeing Pelee Island ............................. 9 Coach & Cruise flowers start to bloom, there’s Agawa Canyon & Mackinac .... 7 NEW! Portugal........................ 6 Alaska Cruise ........................ 39 nothing like the long-awaited Agawa Canyon & Northern ON... 7 NEW! Severn Lodge .............. 11 NEW! Caribbean Cruise ........ 38 arrival of Spring to rouse the travel bug in us all. Arizona & The Grand Canyon .. 31 NEW! Smoky Mtns & Nashville . 18 NEW! Greece Cruise ............. 40 Ark Encounter ....................... 12 Texas, Best of ........................ 32 NEW! Panama Canal Cruise .. 37 Barrels, Bottles & Brews .......... 4 Virginia Beach ....................... 44 We have taken great pride Boston Sightseeing ............... 11 Washington .......................... 44 Shopping Getaways in crafting a lineup of travel Branson ................................ 15 Erie & Grove City .................. 20 options that we hope will spark California & The Rose Parade .. 26 Big City Getaways Frankenmuth ....................... 20 excitement as you read through California Sightseeing ........... 41 Chicago Getaway ................. 30 our catalogue. With returning favourites and some brand-new Cape Cod & Nantucket ......... 10 Montréal Getaway ................ 29 Mystery Tours offerings, there’s something to NEW! Chicago & Hamilton ... 42 New York City Getaway ........ 30 Gone with the Wind ............. 19 fit whatever you’re looking for. NEW! England, Best of ......... 13 Québec City Getaway .......... 29 Three Sisters ......................... 19 Whether you’re looking for a Florida .................................. 27 cruise of the Greek Isles, a tour NEW! Graceful South ........... 34 Christmas & New Year's Sports & Special Interest through Ireland, a visit to New Ireland .................................. 33 Boston Pops .......................... 23 Blue Jays in New York City ...... 4 York City, or an overnight stay Lancaster, PA ........................ 12 NEW! Christmas at Caesars ... 25 Charlotte NASCAR .................. 4 at Casino Rama, we have a wide Legends of the West ............. 14 Christmas in Chicago ............ 23 Florida & The Blue Jays .......... 28 variety of tours available. Mackinac Island & Grand Hotel . 4 Frankenmuth Christmas ........ 24 Haunted Kingston/Ottawa ..............9 Myrtle Beach ......................... 35 Niagara Christmas ................. 24 NEW! Kentucky Derby .......... 42 For fans of Come From Away, NEW! Music of the South ..... 16 NYC at Christmas ................. 22 NEW! Louisville Farm Show... 43 we have a very special tour to Nashville ............................... 17 NHL & NBA - coming soon .... 28 Newfoundland with a specific Nashville & the CMAs ............. 18 Casino Getaways Philadelphia Flower Show ..... 43 focus on Gander and the places NEW! Nashville Uncovered.... 17 Atlantic City .......................... 45 Virginia Beach Golf ............... 44 and people at the heart of that NEW! Newfoundland Special .. 5 Casino Lac Leamy ................. 48 story. Join us in September for NEW New York ..................... 22 Casino Rama ......................... 45 One Day Getaways this exclusive departure! New York City Sightseeing .... 21 NEW! Del Lago Casino.......... 46 Turn to pages 50-54 for our NEW! New Orleans ............... 36 NEW! Foxwoods Casino ....... 47 one day getaways including Our new and improved website Ottawa, Gatineau & Algonquin ...8 Poconos Casinos ................... 47 sports, theatre, sightseeing, makes browsing for tours and Ottawa, Mont Tremblant ........ 8 Seneca & Allegany ................ 46 shopping & more! For Casino booking online easier than ever, NEW! Ottawa Winterlude ......25 Soaring Eagle Resort ............. 48 Express, see page 56. so keep checking back as more details and new tours are added. Be sure to sign up for our e-mail or contact your travel agent updates and like us on Facebook, Contact Us so you will be the first to know about new releases, including Call: 519 896 8687 or toll free: 1 800 461 8687 NHL and NBA tours. Department Extensions: This is a great time to travel, Reservations x 280, One Day Getaways x 284, and we look forward to having you along with us in the coming Coach Rentals x 282, Casino Express x 600 year. As always, we are grateful for your continued support and thank you for helping us Office Hours: Monday - Friday 8:30am - 5:30pm celebrate our 35th anniversary. Address: 353 Manitou Drive, Kitchener, ON, N2C 1L5 After hours emergency #: 1 800 461 8687 (Emergency use only. Follow prompts for emergency contact.) Sincerely yours, The Hundt Family Book online at: www.GreatCanadianHolidays.com Are you a first-time coach traveller? Keep an eye out for these special tours! You’ll love our wide variety of high-quality tour experiences spanning Canada, the U.S., and beyond. Here is just a few reasons why our getaways provide one of the best ways to travel: VALUE: Your dollar goes a long way when you see everything that is included. Our volume buying power with hotels and attractions allows us to offer superb quality at a very affordable price. On these tours, we organize WORRY-FREE: No need to make hotel reservations, navigate busy streets or figure out how to spend events with the locals in dif- your time in an unknown place…we take care of everything for you, even making sure your luggage ferent parts of our country is delivered to your room. There are still many opportunities to choose activities to your liking, with to share stories, learn more flexible itineraries and accommodating tour directors. about each other and perhaps enjoy a meal together. We FUN: Well let’s face it…having fun is our reason for being, and that’s easy when you have a group think it’s important and fun of people, a really well-planned and executed tour, and comfortable surroundings. Even if you travel to meet our fellow Canadians alone, you’re never lonely, and everyone ends up making lots of new friends. in their home setting. FREE PICKUP SERVICE: What could be easier than complimentary pickup service from most cities and towns in Southwestern Ontario? Get together with friends and family on a tour – we can pick them up in their home town and you can rendez-vous with them on the coach. We have many great stories of family reunions happening this way. So...if you’re new to Great Canadian, welcome! Travelling on our tours is like being part of a family, These tours offer unique and and we look forward to having you aboard. memorable sightseeing that you won’t soon forget...don’t forget to bring your camera! Give the gift of travel! A Great Canadian gift certificate is the perfect thing for that hard-to-buy-for person on your list. Our gift certificates are available in any denomination and valid on any Great Canadian one day or multi-day getaway. They’re perfect for Christmas, birthdays, and any other special occasion! From the snow-clad peaks of the Rocky Mountains to the vivid and stark beauty of To order your gift certificate, contact us at 1 800 461 8687 x 280 or email us at Newfoundland, there is so [email protected]. much to see and do right in our own backyard. We offer a wide variety of getaways within Canada, so there’s no better time to start exploring! Customer referral reward $50 off per couple Introduce a new friend to Great Canadian and you BOTH receive $50 off per couple on your getaway 3 days in length or more. Valid only on coupon holder’s first overnight tour with Great Canadian Holidays. Limit one per couple or $25 per person. Cannot be com- bined with other offers. No cash surrender value. New traveller must have completed their travel for coupon to be valid. Valid only on bookings by phone or in person. Wiarton Midland Orillia Port Elgin Collingwood Barrie Hanover Bowmanville Oshawa Toronto Goderich Kitchener Grand Bend Hamilton Niagara Sarnia London St. Thomas Port Dover Chatham-Kent Over 100 FREE Helpful Hints pickup locations Required Travel Documentation: You require a Our Drivers: Our award-winning drivers are the Our FREE pickup service passport to enter the US. The process is easier than best in the business. They consistently go “that extends across a huge area ever, and application forms are available at any post extra mile” in making your holiday the best it can from Bowmanville through to office or online at www.ppt.gc.ca/can. Please allow possibly be. You can depend on them to conduct Chatham (some restrictions), adequate time for the application to be processed themselves in a professional, friendly and cour- Barrie, Orillia, Collingwood, before your date of travel. Non-Canadian citizens are teous manner, always keeping your safety and Owen Sound down to Lake required to have the appropriate documents (travel comfort their number one priority. Erie and the Niagara Peninsu- visa) to enter the US prior to day of travel. Please la. Pickup points are chosen check with your consulate or our office for accurate Joining us From Afar? If you’re flying into To- at convenient central spots in and timely information on required documentation. ronto to join us, we can make a hotel reservation most cities and towns. Best of for you near the Toronto airport at a preferred all, this service is free! Free Hotel Accommodation: For travellers on rate. A convenient shuttle can take you to your multi-day tours who live more than 100 kilometres hotel, then you can join us the next morning on Getting together with from Kitchener, we are pleased to offer compli- any of the tours in this catalogue. We’ll pick you friends or relatives from oth- mentary accommodation the night before the up right at the hotel. er parts of Southern Ontario tour (in Kitchener). You can leave your car at our has never been easier! Some Kitchener office throughout the tour and begin your Carefree Cancellation Protection “Cancel with departure points beyond tour refreshed and relaxed. We can make all the ar- No Hassle”: On select tours we offer a Carefree these areas are available at a rangements for you at the time of your reservation.
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