Designing Rail-First Itineraries After Flying from Canada
Once you land, shifting most of your onward travel to rail can make your trip quieter, calmer, and more predictable.
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Many Canadian travellers default to more flights once they have crossed the ocean, but choosing rail as your main mode after landing can make the whole trip feel more continuous and less fragmented. By picking a few rail-friendly regions, limiting the number of bases, and using trains for two- to four-hour hops between cities, you turn transit days into relaxed windows for reading, conversation, and watching the landscape instead of more time in security lines.
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