5-Day Calgary Round-Trip: 3 National Parks & 7 Lakes with Limited-Time Free Park Passes | 3 Nights in Rocky Mountain Towns | Stay Inside National Parks | No Long-Distance Driving
Tour Code: 664817
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- Duration
- 5 Day(s)
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- Airport Pickup
- Yes
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- Language
- English
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- Start City
- Calgary
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- End City
- Calgary
- Highlights
- Itinerary
- Pricing
- What's Included
- Reviews
- How to Book
Highlights
- Depart from Calgary, no 9-hour cross-province drives.
- Fully explore 3 major Rocky Mountain national parks.
- Highway 93 (Top 10 scenic drives by National Geographic).
- 7 fairy glacial lakes included.
- Banff Gondola, glacier Ice Explorer, Maligne Lake cruise to Spirit Island.
- Free national park passes (May 1-Oct 31, 2026), first come first served.
Itinerary
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Day 1:Hometown - Calgary -
Participation method:
- airport pickup
Please provide a valid mobile phone number for the travel period and accurate flight information when booking (flight information must be provided at least 3–5 days in advance). Thank you for your attention!Summer Arrival Service (Pick-up service fee not included: CAD 10 per person per trip)1. Free Pick-up Service: One free pick-up at YYC Airport on the first day of the itinerary is provided per booking. Additional pick-ups can be arranged at an extra cost.2. Free Pick-up Hours at Calgary International Airport (YYC): 06:30–22:30. Please note that the last guided pick-up departs at 22:00, and the last hotel shuttle departs at 22:30. Guests who miss these times must make their own way to the hotel.- Guided Pick-up: 10:00 / 12:00 / 14:00 / 16:00 / 18:00 / 20:00 / 22:00 (scheduled according to flight details), Arrivals Level, inside Gate 11 waiting area.- Hotel Shuttle Pick-up: Departs hourly 06:30–09:30 and at 22:30 (scheduled according to flight details), Calgary Airport Arrivals Hall, outside Gate 4, Parking Space 16.3. Private Paid Pick-up: Available for flights arriving between 07:00 and 23:00, maximum 4 passengers per booking.4. Pick-up Arrangement: Guided pick-up by Westar or hotel shuttle will be arranged flexibly based on flight arrival times. Guests with similar arrival times will share the same shuttle, which may result in a short wait at the airport. We appreciate your understanding.**If your itinerary includes airport pick-up and drop-off service, you must provide accurate flight information. In case of incorrect pick-up due to inaccurate information, the travel agency reserves the right to provide a second service, charge an additional pick-up fee at the private pick-up rate, or arrange the next available free shuttle with space.**Special Notices:Flight information must be provided 3 days before the arrival date (the same day as the tour start date), otherwise free airport pick-up cannot be arranged, and guests will be defaulted to check in the hotel on their own.Important Reminders:1. The exact pick-up time and location will be subject to the pick-up SMS notification received one day before departure. If you have a +86 mobile number, you may provide your WeChat ID when booking to ensure we can notify you of pick-up details via WeChat in case SMS delivery fails.2. If your itinerary includes airport pick-up and drop-off service and the pick-up is missed due to delayed or inaccurate information provided by the guest, the guest shall proceed to the hotel independently. The travel agency reserves the right to charge an additional pick-up fee at the private car rate if actual losses are incurred.Canada Travel Notes:1. Essential travel documents: flight tickets, valid visa, valid ID/passport (valid for at least 6 months);2. U.S. passport and green card holders do not need a Canadian visa. Please bring your resident card or U.S. passport. International visitors must hold a Canadian visa, valid passport and international return flight ticket;3. Our company requires guests to carry valid documents in accordance with immigration regulations. We shall not be held responsible for any issues related to travel documents.
Summary of the Day:Welcome to Calgary! Here you will begin a journey embraced by the wonders of nature. Snow-capped peaks, lush alpine meadows, turquoise lakes, dense primeval forests and a wide variety of wildlife will all unfold before your eyes. Immerse yourself in nature, relax your mind and body, savour local delicacies, and enjoy the peaceful pleasure of blending with the great nature, leaving all worldly worries behind.If you arrive one day early or by 12:00 noon on the day of arrival, you may pre-book the optional Calgary City Fun Tour at your own expense:A. CityWalk Full-Day TourCultural Village Time Travel (admission included) + Stroll through Calgary’s CBD + Visit iconic landmarks- Departure: 9:00 AM- Includes round-trip transfers and guided service- Duration: approx. 8 hours- Minimum 4 passengers to operateB. Calgary City Fun Half-Day Tour AStroll through Calgary’s CBD + Visit iconic landmarks + The Core Shopping Centre- Requirement: flight arrival by 12:00 noon- Departure: 13:30 PM- Duration: 5 hours- Minimum 4 passengers to operateRound-trip transfers from the group’s designated hotel to downtown Calgary and guided service are provided. Walking is the best way to discover a city. Highlights include:Chinatown, the iconic Central Library, Bell Studio + National Music Centre (at own expense), Calgary Tower (at own expense). You can ascend the Calgary Tower and overlook the stunning city view from the glass observation deck at 191 metres.Also explore Peace Bridge, Prince’s Island Park, River Café, or go shopping at famous stores such as The Core and Holt Renfrew along Stephen Avenue.Note: Driver and guide service fee not included – CAD 5 per persoC. Calgary City Fun Half-Day Tour CGreat Value Outlet Shopping- Requirement: flight arrival by 12:00 noon- Departure: 13:30 PM- Duration: 5 hours (approx. 4 hours free shopping)- Minimum 4 passengers to operate- Includes round-trip transportation onlyShop at the largest all-in-one shopping centre in Alberta while learning about the history and culture of the region. CrossIron Mills is a highly recommended choice.Note: Driver and guide service fee not included – CAD 5 per personD. Calgary City Fun Half-Day Tour DJoyful Shopping at Chinook Centre- Requirement: flight arrival by 12:00 noon- Departure: 13:30 PM- Duration: 5 hours (approx. 4 hours free shopping)- Minimum 4 passengers to operate- Includes round-trip transportation onlyExperience first-class shopping, dining and entertainment – what Chinook Centre is dedicated to providing for its guests.Note: Driver and guide service fee not included – CAD 5 per person
Meals Included: Breakfast:None / Lunch:None / Dinner:NoneHotel: Best Western Calgary Plaza Hotel or Similar or similar hotels
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Day 2:Banff - Sulphur Mountain - Johnston Canyon - Banff Town -
Summary of the Day:Depart by coach for Banff National Park.Arrive at Sulphur Mountain and take the Banff Gondola (at own expense). As the gondola ascends slowly, enjoy the snow-capped mountain scenery surrounded by towering peaks. Then visit Hoodoos, perched above the Bow River, and view the majestic Bow Falls as it rushes down, with striking black rocks and white water creating a beautiful contrast. Next, proceed to Surprise Corner for a distant view of the Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel and the Bow River. Afterwards, enter and visit the Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel, styled after a Scottish castle, where you will stop for lunch (at own expense). In the afternoon, visit Johnston Canyon, one of the three major canyons in the Rocky Mountains, and walk along the trails to the rushing waterfalls. (In case of closure due to park maintenance or other force majeure, the itinerary will be replaced with Lake Minnewanka and Two Jack Lake). Check into your hotel in Banff in the evening.Itinerary Schedule:Calgary - Banff Gondola (own expense, 90 mins) - Hoodoos (15 mins) - Bow Falls (15 mins) - Surprise Corner (15 mins) - Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel & Lunch (own expense, optional French bistro set meal available, 90 mins) - Johnston Canyon (60 mins) - Check into hotelAttraction IntroductionBanff National ParkEstablished in 1885, Banff National Park is Canada’s first national park, located in the northern Canadian Rockies in Alberta. Its main attractions include Lake Louise and Moraine Lake. The park is equipped with modern hotels, motels and wilderness campgrounds. A suspended gondola runs from the base to the summit of the mountain, where pavilions and observation decks offer panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.Sulphur MountainSulphur Mountain is located near Banff Town, Alberta. At an elevation of 2,450 metres, the observation platform offers sweeping views of Banff Town, surrounding mountains, rivers and valleys. Squirrels and bighorn sheep can occasionally be spotted at the summit. A year-round destination, Sulphur Mountain has welcomed over 10 million visitors and is a must-see landmark in Banff.Banff GondolaThe Banff Gondola takes just 8 minutes to reach the summit of Sulphur Mountain at 2,281 metres. At the top, visitors enjoy 360° panoramic views of Banff National Park, Banff Town and the Bow Valley. The summit features a restaurant and interactive exhibits, including a multi-sensory theatre and an impressive 360° observation deck.HoodoosLocated above Surprise Corner in the Bow Valley, northeast of Banff Town, the Hoodoos are unique limestone pillars formed by centuries of weathering and erosion. Standing on the hillside beside the Bow River, these yellowish-grey pillars are steeped in Indigenous legends of spirits and supernatural beings.Bow FallsBow Falls is one of Banff’s most famous scenic spots. With a drop of approximately 10 metres, it is a relatively small waterfall, yet its surging white waters and powerful roar create a spectacular impression. It famously served as the backdrop for the classic film *River of No Return* starring Marilyn Monroe.Surprise CornerA scenic viewpoint in Banff National Park, Surprise Corner offers a stunning distant view of the Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel and the Bow River. Since the hotel grounds are not fully open to the public, this viewpoint is particularly popular for photography, with a designated platform for viewing and pictures.Fairmont Banff Springs HotelBuilt in 1888, the Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel is an iconic Rocky Mountain landmark, known for its historic elegance and seclusion. Designed in the style of a grand Scottish castle, it boasts breathtaking scenery, a championship golf course, fine dining and the world-renowned Willow Stream Spa.Johnston CanyonJohnston Canyon is one of the three major canyons in the Rocky Mountains and ranks second among Banff’s top attractions. Situated along the Bow Valley Parkway, which connects Banff Town and Lake Louise, the canyon was carved by thousands of years of river erosion, featuring numerous streams and waterfalls.Breakfast: Available at an additional cost.Lunch: Available at an additional cost.(Lunch will be served at Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel featuring French bistro-style cuisine, blending the spirit of Banff into a memorable dining experience.As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the hotel is designed in the iconic Scottish castle style. Renowned for its distinctive elegance and seclusion, it stands as one of the most celebrated landmarks of the Rocky Mountains.)Meals Included: Breakfast:None / Lunch:None / Dinner:NoneHotel: Mount Royal Hotel / Banff Inn / Canalta Lodge / Caribou Lodge / Rundlestone Lodge, Banff Town or similar hotels
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Day 3:Peyto Lake - Icefield Parkway - Columbia Icefield - Jasper -
Summary of the Day:Depart from your hotel in Banff in the morning. Along the way, enjoy views of Crowfoot Glacier, then proceed to Peyto Lake(In case of closure due to park maintenance or other force majeure, it will be replaced with Waterfowl Lake).Shaped like a maple leaf, this turquoise lake is like a brilliant blue ribbon set in the Rocky Mountain valley.Lunch (own expense) will be arranged at The Crossing Saskatoon Crossing (Western lunch box available for pre-booking).Continue along the spectacular Icefields Parkway (Highway 93) and arrive at the Icefield Centre.Take the Snowcoach (at own expense) to drive onto the Athabasca Glacier and experience millions of years of natural history.You may also walk on the 280-metre-high Skywalk (at own expense), overlooking the entire Sunwapta Valley — when mist rises, it feels like walking among the clouds.Next, visit Athabasca Falls, a powerful 23-metre waterfall carved by glacial meltwater.Finally, drive to Jasper Town and check into your hotel.ScheduleBanff - Crowfoot Glacier - Peyto Lake (30 mins) - Icefields Parkway - Lunch (own expense, optional Western lunch box, 45 mins) - Snowcoach & Skywalk (own expense, 150 mins) - Athabasca Falls (30 mins) - Jasper & Check-inAttraction HighlightsCrowfoot GlacierLocated on the western side of the Icefields Parkway, with roadside signage and a viewing area.The upper portion was once part of a large icefield; glacial movement created three distinct ice formations resembling a crow’s footprint, giving the glacier its name.Peyto LakeLocated approximately 40 km north of Lake Louise along the Icefields Parkway.Nestled among towering mountains, Peyto Lake offers breathtaking, postcard-perfect scenery.The viewpoint presents a scene like a carefully painted masterpiece. Its beauty rivals that of famous moraine lakes, with fewer crowds.Icefields ParkwayConnecting Lake Louise (Banff) and Jasper Town (Jasper National Park), this is one of the most scenic drives in the world.Stretching 230 km, it showcases ancient glaciers, cascading waterfalls, colourful glacial lakes and lush forests around every bend, with numerous scenic stops along the route.Columbia IcefieldThe Columbia Icefield is the largest icefield remnant outside the Arctic Circle.Due to the high density of glacial ice, sunlight refracts to create a stunning translucent blue glow under clear skies.Meltwater flows toward the Pacific Ocean, Atlantic Ocean and Arctic Ocean — a natural treasure formed over four ice ages.Glaciers slowly slide downhill under gravity, carrying ice, snow and rocks at extremely low speeds.The 7-kilometre Athabasca Glacier moves only about 7 metres per year, meaning ice and snow can take hundreds or even thousands of years to travel from the icefield to the glacier’s toe.(Optional upgrade): Take a specially designed Ice Explorer vehicle onto the 6-kilometre Athabasca Glacier.Athabasca FallsLocated within Jasper National Park, formed on the upper Athabasca River.Known as the most thrilling and powerful waterfall in the Canadian Rockies.Breakfast: Available for pre-booking as a group meal.Lunch: Available for pre-booking as a group meal. (Lunch will be served at The Crossing with a Western-style lunch box, offering breathtaking, close-up views of glacial landscapes that refresh the heart and mind).Ice Explorer & Skywalk (at own expense) *Operating season: May 1 – October 12From October 13 onwards, the itinerary will only include scenic stops at the attractions; Ice Explorer and Skywalk will NOT be available for upgrade:If weather permits: Guests may take a gentle hike on the hills in front of the glacier (approx. 60 minutes) for a close-up view of the icefield.If weather is poor: Guests will view the glacier from a distance as arranged by the guide, with an additional visit to Waterfowl Lake.Meals Included: Breakfast:None / Lunch:None / Dinner:NoneHotel: Comfort Package: Chateau Jasper / Tonquin Inn / Lobstick Lodge / Jasper Inn & Suites or similar、 Economy Package: Athabasca Hotel or similar hotels
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Day 4:Jasper - Maligne Lake - Banff -
Summary of the Day:Depart from your hotel in Jasper. Pass by Medicine Lake, then continue to Maligne Lake - the second-largest glacial lake in the world. Take the Maligne Lake Cruise (at own expense, seasonal operation), cruising along the 22 km-long lake toward Sprite Island, known as “the place where the gods gather”. After lunch at Maligne Lake (own expense), visit Maligne Canyon - the longest and deepest canyon in the Rockies, carved by glacial erosion. (Due to the 2024 wildfire impact, this attraction is subject to park availability; if closed, it will be replaced with Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge and Beauvert Lake). Then head south along the Icefields Parkway, stop for a break at The Crossing, and visit the wide-open Bow Lake for photos. Continue south and return to Banff to check in.ScheduleJasper - Medicine Lake - Maligne Lake (optional cruise, 90 mins) - Lunch at Maligne Lake (own expense, 45 mins) - The Crossing - Bow Lake (20 mins) - Banff & Check-inAttraction HighlightsMaligne LakeLocated in Jasper National Park, Alberta, Maligne Lake is the second-largest glacial lake in the world and the only lake in the Rockies where motorboats are permitted.Famous for its vivid water colour and the iconic island in the middle, it is rated one of the most photogenic lakes in the world.Pyramid LakeLocated 5 km north of Jasper Town at an elevation of 1,179 m.Named for its symmetric pyramid-shaped mountain; the rock contains pyrite, which weathers to pink and orange hues, giving it a golden glow.The CrossingA scenic rest stop near the junction of Banff National Park and the Icefields Parkway.It is the confluence of the North Saskatchewan River, Howse River and Mistaya River.The name “The Crossing” dates back to the 19th century, when travellers and fur traders crossed the North Saskatchewan River here on their way to British Columbia.Breakfast: Group meal available for pre-booking.Lunch: Group meal available for pre-booking.1. Maligne Lake Cruise and lunch at Maligne Lake can be pre-booked. Latest booking date: 7 days prior to departure.2. Arrival time in Banff may be adjusted according to the actual schedule of activities. Thank you for your understanding.*Maligne Lake Cruise (at own expense) Operating season: May 29 – October 11.The operating period may be adjusted based on ice melt and lake conditions.If the cruise is not in operation, the alternative itinerary will be:Pyramid Lake (45 minutes) & Patricia Lake (15 minutes)*Maligne CanyonDue to the impact of the 2024 wildfires, the visit is subject to national park opening status. If closed, it will be replaced with a visit to Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge and Beauvert Lake (total 30 minutes).Meals Included: Breakfast:None / Lunch:None / Dinner:NoneHotel: Mount Royal Hotel / Banff Inn / Canalta Lodge / Caribou Lodge / Rundlestone Lodge, Banff Town or similar hotels
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Day 5:Lake Louise - Moraine Lake - Yoho National Park - Calgary -
Summary of the Day:Leave the hotel early in the morning and travel west along the Trans-Canada Highway (Highway 1).The steep and imposing Castle Mountain will come into view, before arriving at the most famous lake in the Canadian Rockies - Lake Louise. Under the sunlight, the mineral-rich water shimmers in stunning shades of blue and green, embraced on three sides by the towering Victoria Glacier.Often called the “Sapphire of the Rockies”, it resembles a flawless emerald nestled among the mountains.Across the lakeshore stands the elegant Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise, quietly nestled among pine trees. Next, hike to the upper viewpoint to visit Moraine Lake (seasonal access).Opening reference: Victoria Day weekend in May to late September / early October, subject to Parks Canada notice.If closed, the alternative itinerary will be: Lake Minnewanka (30 mins) + Vermilion Lakes (15 mins).Mandatory fees for Moraine Lake will not apply. Its vivid turquoise waters contrast beautifully against the rugged Ten Peaks.From the overlook, the full panorama of mountains and lake unfolds, creating a timeless and unforgettable scene. After visiting Moraine Lake, lunch (at own expense) will be at Lake Louise Village, with Chinese or Western set meals available for pre-booking. In the afternoon, continue westbound and pass the historic Spiral Tunnels, built by Pacific Railway workers.Enter Yoho National Park and arrive at the peaceful Emerald Lake, where red canoes glide across the calm, jade-coloured water.Then visit the Natural Bridge, formed over centuries by the rushing waters of the Kicking Horse River, creating a picturesque scene of river, pines, mountains and shoals. On the return journey, stop briefly in Banff Town before driving back to Calgary.Itinerary ScheduleBanff - Lake Louise (75 mins) - Moraine Lake (60 mins) - Lunch at Lake Louise Village (own expense, optional Grill & Bar lunch available, 45 mins) - Emerald Lake (20 mins) - Natural Bridge (15 mins) - Banff - CalgaryAttraction Highlights
Castle MountainA striking peak in the Canadian Rockies with an elevation of 2,766 m, located between Banff Town and Lake Louise.It serves as an iconic landmark along the Trans-Canada Highway.Lake LouiseSurrounded by dense forests, Lake Louise is a pristine alpine lake known as the “Sapphire of the Rockies”.Backed by the dramatic Victoria Glacier, it is one of the most photographed locations in North America.From November to June, the lake freezes over, blending into a winter wonderland.Ice sculpture festivals are held here from January to April.Moraine LakeA glacial lake in Banff National Park, 14 km from Lake Louise, sitting at the base of the Ten Peaks at an elevation of 1,884 m.Widely regarded as one of the most photogenic lakes in the world, its brilliant turquoise waters have been featured on Canada’s $20 banknote.Spiral TunnelsA historic engineering landmark on the Canadian Pacific Railway.Built through steep mountain terrain near Kicking Horse River, beneath Mount Ogden and Cathedral Mountain, leading toward Field, British Columbia.The tunnels were constructed in a three-quarter loop spiral to reduce the railway grade.Yoho National ParkThe smallest of the Canadian Rocky Mountain national parks, yet renowned for its dramatic, rugged and breathtaking scenery.“Yoho” comes from the Cree Indigenous word expressing awe and wonder.The park features unique geological formations, waterfalls, glacial lakes, rivers and forests.The Burgess Shale within the park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most important fossil discoveries in the world.Emerald LakeThe largest glacial lake in Yoho National Park, covering over 1 km² with a depth of 28 m.Glacial rock flour gives the water its vivid emerald green colour.Snow-capped mountains and forests reflect perfectly on the calm surface, creating a fairy-tale landscape.Natural BridgeA natural rock formation carved by the powerful currents of the Kicking Horse River.The river flows through an opening in the rock, forming a natural bridge above a waterfall, allowing visitors to walk across.Breakfast: Group meal available for pre booking.Lunch: Group meal available for pre booking. (Lunch will be served at **Lake Louise Village Grill & Bar** with Chinese or Western set meals).Drop-off PointsBanff Town: Elk + Avenue HotelNortheast Calgary: Best Western Premier Calgary Plaza HotelDowntown Calgary: Bus stop in front of Harry Hays Building (opposite Delta Calgary Downtown Hotel), 4th Ave SE, CalgaryCalgary Drop-off: Calgary International Airport (If you are connecting to a flight departing Calgary on the same day: Please book domestic flights after 21:30. Please book international flights after 22:30 to avoid any disruption to your travel schedule.Meals Included: Breakfast:None / Lunch:None / Dinner:None
Pricing
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Holiday Price/Person By Occupancy :
What's Included:
1. Transportation: Comfortable air-conditioned tour bus2. Guide Service: Bilingual guide service (Mandarin / English)3. Accommodation: Standard rooms at hotels listed in the itinerary (final room type subject to hotel arrangement)4. Insurance: Travel accident insurance during the itinerary5. 5% GST (Federal Goods and Services Tax)6. Hotel surcharges in Calgary during the Calgary Stampede
| Subject Of Entry | Adult/per. | Child/per. | Elder/per. | Remark |
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| Service Fee | CAD73.50 | CAD73.50 | CAD73.50 | |
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Prices may vary due to availability. We reserve the right to make price adjustment without prior notice.
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Booking process:
| 1. Place Order: | Choose the departure date, pick-up location, number of adults/children, and tours or activities that you like, provide all required information and then place your order. |
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| 2. Complete Payment: | You can pay with Discover, Master and Visa card, or with PayPal. Once you have completed the payment, you will receive a Reservation Form. The Reservation Form is not your voucher. |
| 3. Confirm Order: | Confirmation of your order will take up to 2 business days, depending on availability. If the tour you have chosen is unavailable or cancelled, we will offer you a full refund. |
| 4. Get E-Voucher: | Once your order has been confirmed, we will immediately send an E-Voucher to your email. Please read it carefully and keep it with you while traveling. |
After You Book:
Immediately after submitting your reservation you will receive a Receipt of Reservation via email.
Within one to two business days of submitting your reservation you will receive a confirmation email from us. If you need to book an airline ticket, we recommend that you do so after you receive a confirmation of your tour reservation from us.
An E-Ticket will be sent to you via email as soon as details of your reservation are confirmed or your supporting information is received by us. We will provide you with all detailed information about your tour on the E-Ticket. Contact information for local tour provider will be included on E-Ticket for your convenience or re-confirmation purpose if re-confirmation is required.
Simply print your E-Ticket and present it with your valid photo ID on the day of your activity to your tour guide. Please remember E-Ticket is your proof of purchase.
Amendment/Cancellation/Refund policy
Once you receive your electronic travel voucher, your order has been confirmed. For any reason that you cannot attend the tour or desert the groupearly, there will be no refund for unused tours. All flights and hotel cannot be changed or canceled once confirm.
- 1U.S. & Mexico travel packages
| Cancellation Made Within | Refund Policy |
| 1-day tour | Non-refundable |
| 7 Days Prior to Departure Date | Non-refundable |
| 8-14 Days Prior to Departure Date | 50% of payment is refunded |
| 15-29 Days Prior to Departure Date | 75% of payment is refunded (Mexico is 60%) |
| 30 or More Days Prior to Departure Date | 90% of payment is refunded |
- 2Alaska travel packages
| Cancellation Made Within | Refund Policy |
| 1-day tour | Non-refundable |
| 10 Days Prior to Departure Date(including 10 days) | Non-refundable |
| 11-21 Days Prior to Departure Date | 45% of payment is refunded |
| 22-30 Days Prior to Departure Date | 65% of payment is refunded |
| 30 or More Days Prior to Departure Date | 90% of payment is refunded |
- 3Hawaii travel packages (exclude Hawaii inter-island air ticket)
| Cancellation Made Within | Refund Policy |
| 7 Days Prior to Departure Date | Non-refundable |
| 8-14 Days Prior to Departure Date | 15% of payment is refunded |
| 15 or More Days Prior to Departure Date | 50% of payment is refunded |
| Tour package with "Once confirmed, no refund" notice | Non-refundable |
- 4Canada travel packages
| Cancellation Made Within | Refund Policy |
| 1-day tour | Non-refundable |
| 17 Days Prior to Departure Date | Non-refundable |
| 18-24 Days Prior to Departure Date | 45% of payment is refunded |
| 25-36 Days Prior to Departure Date | 65% of payment is refunded |
| 36 or More Days Prior to Departure Date | 85% of payment is refunded |
Surcharge for hotel upgrading is non-refundable
- 4Yellowstone National Park travel packages
Please refer to "Cancellation and Refund Info" for individual tours.
- 6European travel packages
Once the Europe Tour package orders and sends a "Tour Confirmation Form" or "E-voucher", no fees will be refunded. Cancellation of special circumstances will be carried out in accordance with the specific provisions of the "Precautions" in each route.
- 7Australia travel packages
| Cancellation Made Within | Refund Policy |
| 1-day tour | Non-refundable |
| Air ticket included in the product | Non-refundable |
| 14 Days Prior to Departure Date | Non-refundable |
| 15-29 Days Prior to Departure Date | 75% of payment is refunded |
| 30 or More Days Prior to Departure Date | 90% of payment is refunded |
- 8New Zealand travel packages
| Cancellation Made Within | Refund Policy |
| 1-day tour | Non-refundable |
| 21 Days Prior to Departure Date | Non-refundable |
| 8-14 Days Prior to Departure Date | 40% of payment is refunded |
| 15-29 Days Prior to Departure Date | 70% of payment is refunded |
| 30 or More Days Prior to Departure Date | 90% of payment is refunded |
- 9Africa travel packages
| Cancellation Made Within | Refund Policy |
| 1-day tour | Non-refundable |
| Tour package with "Once confirmed, no refund" notice | Non-refundable |
| 21 Days Prior to Departure Date | Non-refundable |
| 22-29 Days Prior to Departure Date | 40% of payment is refunded |
| 30 or More Days Prior to Departure Date | 90% of payment is refunded |
- 10South America travel packages
| Cancellation Made Within | Refund Policy |
| 1-day tour | Non-refundable |
| Tour package with "Once confirmed, no refund" notice | Non-refundable |
| 7 Days Prior to Departure Date | Non-refundable |
| 8-14 Days Prior to Departure Date | 70% of payment is refunded |
| 15-29 Days Prior to Departure Date | 50% of payment is refunded |
| 30 or More Days Prior to Departure Date | charge $200 penalty, the rest will be refund |
- 11Attraction tickets/ Show tickets/ Bus tickets
- 12Cruise itinerary (any changes is deemed to be cancelled)
| Cancellation Made Within | Refund Policy |
| 14 Days Prior to Departure Date | Non-refundable |
| 15-29 Days Prior to Departure Date | 20% of payment is refunded |
| 30-55 Days Prior to Departure Date | 40% of payment is refunded |
| 56-90 Days Prior to Departure Date | charge $330 penalty per person, the rest will be refund |
The Miami Cruise Line cancellation is subject to the cruise company rules
- 13Reservation made 7 Days Prior to Departure Date
Reservations made 7 days prior to departure date are non-refundable if cancel due to personal reason, regardless of whether you have received the Confirmation Form or E-voucher.
- 14Confirmed order
The following terms apply to the refund policy when canceling or changing a confirmed order
(a) Reducing the number of travelers
(b) Rescheduling tour departure date
- 15Cancel amended order
If cancel the order that has been rescheduled tour departure date, refund policy will be applied to the original tour departure date.
- 16Cancellation of free-fare passenger of "buy 2, Get 1 or 2 Free" offers (exclude Yellowstone National Park tours)
If cancellation of free-fare passenger(s) is made at least 10 days before tour departure date, the reservation will be subject to a $50.00 Amendment Fee. No-show or cancellation within 10 days will be assessed a penalty fee as amount of child price.
- 17The specific amendment/refund criteria after receive Confirmation Form and E-voucher:
(a)If amendment is made at least 7 days before tour departure date, the reservation will be subject to a $50.00 Amendment Fee and any other surcharge.
(b) You can fill the flight information one-time for free after receive Confirmation Form, and will be charge $50 Amendment Fee after.
(c)If a tour is scheduled to depart within the next 7 days, we will not change a traveler's departure date and will not offer a refund.
- 18How to Change/ Cancel a Reservation
Amendment or Cancellation must be made by filling out and signing the Usitour Amendment Request Form and Cancellation Request Form. Please email, fax or mail to us, and confirm of receiving by calling us. We will process your request within 7 to 15 business days.
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