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Germany by rail

From Saturday's Globe and Mail

GERMAN RAIL PASSES AT A DISCOUNT
The buy
A special deal on German rail passes to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall.
The savings About 25 per cent: $102 off the regular price of $403 for a four-day German first-class rail pass, or $84 off the regular $322 per person for a twin first-class pass.
The catch You must buy the pass between Oct. 20 and Nov. 20. Passes are valid for travel up to six months from date of purchase.
Why it's worth it Germany is one of Europe's biggest countries, and it is served by an efficient high-speed network allowing you to see everything from the cosmopolitan excitement of Berlin to the legendary Black Forest. This special promotion gives you four days of travel to use within one month. Also included is a free Berlin City sightseeing tour in a double-decker open-air bus.
Book it Visit www.raileurope.ca.

HOCKEY NIGHT IN OTTAWA
The buy
Ottawa packages including discounted tickets to a Senators game.
The savings Ottawa Tourism has secured discounted group ticket rates, which are up to 25 per cent cheaper than rates available to the general public. The package also includes an option to purchase discounted tickets to attractions such as the Canadian Museum of Civilization, Canadian War Museum and National Gallery of Canada. Ottawa Tourism is also offering a third-night-at-half-price promotion, which you can combine with the Hockey Night in the Capital package at participating hotels for a long weekend.
The catch Ticket prices vary depending on whom the Senators are playing.
Why it's worth it Ottawa is off to a much better start than Ontario's other National Hockey League team, and one-night packages start at $220 per couple, including hotel, hockey tickets and dinner at Scotiabank Place's Senate Club or The Ledge. Booking through Ottawa Tourism provides access to tickets for the entire season – tickets that are not yet available to the general public.
Book it Visit www.ottawatourism.ca or call 1-888-OTTAWA-8.

NEW ZEALAND AIR DEAL
The buy
Scenic Tours has a “Your Partner Flies Free” promotion on select tours to New Zealand.
The savings Up to $3,818 per couple based on a standard full-year seat-sale fare with Qantas.
The catch The partner pays the taxes and fees of about $425. You must book one of three packages: Grand New Zealand Rail (from $5,795), Royal New Zealand (from $5,095) or Ultimate New Zealand (from $7,595) by Nov. 30. The offer is on new bookings only and subject to availability.
Why it's worth it These virtually all-inclusive tours include New Zealand's most popular attractions and accommodation in top hotels in the best locations. Scenic FreeChoice Inclusions give travellers a choice of excursions at no extra cost.
Book it See a travel agent for pricing and bookings. More information is also available online at www.scenictours.com/NthAmerica.

CANADA-WIDE SALE AT DELTA HOTELS
The buy
Delta Hotels and Resorts is having a property-wide sale at more than 40 hotels in two dozen destinations, with rates starting at $79 per night.
The savings Up to 50 per cent.
The catch This offer is valid for stays through Dec. 24 if booked by Oct. 22.
Why it's worth it The sale is available across Canada. If you want an early start to the ski season, Delta Victoria Ocean Pointe can now be booked for $97. Weekend rates at the Delta Toronto Airport are $79. Properties in Victoria, Halifax, Montreal, Ottawa, Whistler and other Canadian cities are also on sale.
Book it Call 1-888-573-4829 and use the code TZC or visit www.deltahotels.com/globe.

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