The luxury tour operator has said rewards will depend on booking value and will be applied to reservations made until the end of July. Each booking, the Canada specialist added, will go into a prize draw to win a place on the next educational visit to Canada. 

“Travel agents have consistently expressed their desire for brochures, and this demonstrates our dedication to serving their needs,” said trade relationship manager Joe Lavers. 

The brochure, Prestige Travel’s longest ever with 168 pages, features a new design as well as an expanded section on self-drive tour itineraries and provincial sections, including Yukon and Atlantic Canada. 

The pamphlet also includes a new winter programme full of activities such as sleigh rides, Northern Lights viewing and wildlife tours. 

“The brochure includes more products in Atlantic Canada and the Yukon, a range of unlimited adventures including backcountry riding and guided hiking tours and more self-drive tours,” said programme ambassador Denise Hunn.

“We’re also highlighting winter holidays; while downhill skiing remains ever popular, Canada offers a host of exceptional experiences including Northern Lights viewing, wildlife viewing, rail journeys, world-class hotel stays and so much more.”