April 18, 2023 marks the 150th anniversary of Holland America Line - making it one of the longest-operating travel companies in the world and certainly the longest operating major cruise line. To commemorate the milestone, the cruise line is planning special events and activities, including two commemorative transatlantic crossings. While the celebration is mostly centered around their origins as a steamship company with transatlantic voyages, we think it's pretty cool that a company with this much heritage is sailing our Pacific waters as strong as ever.
Read more: Holland American Line Announces Additional 150th Anniversary Celebration Details
Alaska season is heating up and in fact ... it's already underway with the first ships starting to arive in Vancouver and Seattle! After a crazy past two years it is no surprise that everyone in the industry is focused on delivering maximum capacity to the region and that's ultiamtely going to be great for consumers. With more options across the entire spectrum of pricing, destinations, and guest experiences, this summer will be a banner year for cruising to Alaska. As part of this, Carnival has now anounced reduced rates and additional savings on Alaska cruises on Carnival Miracle, Carnival Spirit, and Carnival Splendor.
Read more: Carnival Set For Largest Alaska Deployment In Their History With Three Ships Headed North
The folks at Huna Totem Corporation continue to make waves developing new and exciting tourism opportunities in Alaska for cruisers. Today they annoucned a partnership with Norwegian Cruise Line Holdigns to develop a new berthing facilities in Whittier, Alaska and offer additional options for cruisers looking to extend their Alaska cruise into a land and sea experience. The privately funded project does not yet have an opening date but we're excited to both see more projects lead by the folks behing Icy Straight Point as well as a further spreading out of Alaska cruise traffic so the environment doesn't become saturated with cruise ship traffic.
Read more: Norwegian Cruise Line And Huna Totem To Develop New Berthing Facilities In Whittier
Princess Cruises boasts the longest history sailing out of the Port of Los Angeles and so it was exciting to see them bring a brand new ship to the west coast. D
After two years of hearbreak and disapointment, we're thrilled to see exciting news from cruiselines big and small that are all anticipating a fantastic Alaska cruise season this year. Cunard is the most recent to blow their horn with news updates regarding their 2022 Alaska cruise season onboard the Queen Elizabeth.
Read more: Cunard's Queen Elizabeth Is Returning To Alaska Again This Year
- Carnival Cruises Now Supports VeriFLY In All US Home Ports Including Long Beach
- Join Carnival As They Celebrate With A Year-Long 50th Birthday Bash
- Holland America Line Asks For Your Love Letters To Alaska
- Holland America Line Releases 2023 Alaska Cruise And Tour Highlights
- Vidanta Cruises Announces Cruise Itineraries From Puerto Vallarta Exploring Mexico's Pacific Coast
- UnCruise Adventures Introduces West Coast Cruise Deals For Winter Wave Season
- Holland America Line Zuiderdam Returns To Service From San Diego
- Majestic Princess Begins West Coast Cruises From Port Of Los Angeles
- Princess Launches Sports Betting At Sea On All MedallionClass Ships
- Seabourn Odyssey 2021 Season In Alaska & British Columbia