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PACKAGE INCLUDES:
Accommodation
Meet and greet at the airport by a representative
Airport Transfers
Choose from these optional excursions:
Dog sled excursion ( winter only)
Jet Boat excursion ( July thru Sept only)
City Tour of Iqaluit
Tour of the Nunavut Legislative Assembly
Arctic Wildlife Discussion
Northpole Expedition Presentation
Fashion Show of Local Fashions
Farewell Dinner prepared by Chef Ray Lovell – 5 course Dinner
MINIMUM 2 PERSONS
The cost of your package is dependent upon the number of people in your party, the number of nights you require and which optional activities you chose.
Please note: All activities are subject to weather cancellation
Based on availability at time of booking.
Call our Northern Tour Professionals for more information at:
1-800-837-8922 or (780) 444-4111
Email: northerntours@topoftheworldtravel.com
April 11 – 15, 2007
Toonik Tyme: A fun winter festival full of activities like Dog Sled Races, Igloo Building Contest, A Craft Fair, Community Feasts, Talent and Fashion Shows and so much more.
May 1 -3, 2007
Nunavut Trade Show: A trade show brought to you by the Baffin Regional Chamber of Commerce that highlights businesses, government and services that serve Nunavut. This trade show is held annually at the Arctic Winter Games Arena in Iqaluit.
Dates to be announced
Arctic Food Celebration: Organized by the Iqaluit Tourism Business Association, the Arctic Food Festival invites local hospitality industry professionals and businesses to cook up their signature arctic dishes. Using country foods and creativity, this is an event not to be missed.
Dates to be announced
Nunavut Arts Festival: The event brings artists from Nunavut communities to network with each other, expand their knowledge, learn more about marketing, meet galleries and exhibit and sell their artwork.
July 9, 2007
Nunavut Day: On July 9, 1993, the Right Honourable Ramon Hnatyshyn, Governor General of Canada, gave royal assent to two new laws: the Nunavut Act and the Nunavut Land Claims Agreement Act. This marked the implementation of events that led to the creation of Nunavut and its new public government. Since 1999, the residents of Nunavut celebrate with many events taking place in each community from parades to traditional feasts.
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