All Inclusive Vacations to Japan From Canada
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There is full market of all-inclusive travel open to international destinations, one of which is Japan. From the bustling capital city of Tokyo to the historic shrines and temples of the former capital, Kyoto (which happens to be an anagram of Tokyo), Japan is a wonderland of natural and manmade marvels. Anyone looking to travel from Canada on an all-inclusive trip to Japan has a choice of departing from several Canadian cities for the Wow Japan Tour. - Travel Savings Today offers Canadian travelers an all-inclusive seven-day, five-night tour called Wow Japan that departs from Vancouver, Montreal, Ottawa and Toronto. The tour arrives in Tokyo and has a two night stay in the capital city. Visits include the Tokyo Tower and the Imperial Palace Plaza. This tour offers bus travels to see Mt. Fuji, followed by a bullet train ride to Kyoto, where travelers spend three nights. A full day is left for exploration on your own on this leg of the tour. Travelers depart from Osaka airport to return home.
- This all-inclusive package to Japan includes a return flight in economy class with United Airlines, domestic flights and train tickets. Also included in your package is a return airport transfer, hotel accommodation, meals, admission and a guide.
- As of November 2010, departures for this tour from Vancouver cost $2,399. Calgary departures are $100 more at $2,499. For east coast departures, from Toronto, Montreal or Ottawa, the cost is $2,399. Air taxes are $350. All prices are in Canadian dollars and based on double occupancy. There is a single supplement option for $550.
