The brand’s 2023 collection offers nine tours with a selection of travel options including luxury coaches, Alaskan cruising with Holland America Line, rail journeys on the Rocky Mountaineer and helicopter and light aircraft trips.

New tours include APT’s 13-day Canyonlands and National Parks of America’s West trip, from Denver to Las Vegas, which costs £7,195pp and includes return flights, 12 nights accommodation, 23 meals, transportation on the Rocky Mountaineer and a tour director. Departures run from May to September 2023.
 
Highlights include a Monument Valley tour, a visit to a Navajo home, a private history tour of the Brown Palace Hotel, a helicopter tour to the Grand Canyon and river rafting along the Colorado River.
 
Meanwhile, APT Travelmarvel’s 14-day Alaskan Adventure, from Vancouver to Fairbanks, costs £3,645pp and includes return flights, 13 nights accommodation, 28 meals, transportation and a tour guide. Departures run from May to September 2023.
 
Highlights include a tour of Ketchikan, a moose encounter at the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Centre and a journey aboard the McKinley Explorer from Anchorage to Denali township.

Brad Bennetts, who has joined APT this month as the operator’s new UK head of sales and business development, said: "APT has drawn on 30 years of destination expertise in Canada and North America to create these stunning new itineraries for 2023.

"Canada, Alaska and Western USA are in steep demand for longer haul travel next year, and touring is a fantastic way for travel agents to supply the finest experiences, already neatly packaged up, to their clients. We’ve done the hard work in bringing together all the show stopping elements, so they don’t have to."