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Holland America Line is celebrating 75 years of Alaska exploration with its new "Alaska Up Close" program, offering guests immersive experiences in culture, cuisine, and adventure.
This program includes authentic workshops, culinary tastings, and unique shore excursions. Highlights feature local experts, BBC Earth's multimedia performance, and a focus on sustainable dining with the "Savor My Catch" initiative. Cruises begin at $799 per person, with promotional upgrades available until March 31, 2022. Holland America Line operates six ships in Alaska during the summer cruise season, emphasizing its position as the top cruise line in the region.
Seabourn, a luxury cruise line, announces the resumption of cruises to Canadian ports in 2022 following Transport Canada's new guidance. The Seabourn Odyssey will offer seven-day voyages from Vancouver to Juneau from May to September, with limited capacity for 458 guests. Additionally, the Seabourn Quest will explore Canada and New England with 12-day itineraries from late August. This marks the company's return to these destinations after a two-year hiatus, emphasizing luxury travel experiences and environmental stewardship.
Cunard has announced its plans to welcome Canadian guests back aboard the Queen Elizabeth for the summer 2022 Alaska cruise season. The company is offering reduced fares through its Sailing Soon Savings promotion, with seven-night voyages starting at $899 per person. The ship will sail from Los Angeles to Vancouver on May 30, initiating the Alaska cruises on June 5. Cunard aims to provide guests with unique experiences, including exclusive gala dining and enrichment programs with renowned adventurers.
Princess Cruises has announced a full summer season for 2022, resuming operations in Canada with a focus on Alaska cruises. With six ships including the new Discovery Princess, the program features 12 unique itineraries and 140 departures, highlighting ports like Juneau, Skagway, and Ketchikan. The Caribbean Princess kicks off the season on April 6, 2022. The reopening of Canadian ports is expected to boost local economies. Additionally, Princess enhances its offerings with local experiences and MedallionClass technology, ensuring a seamless guest experience.
Cunard welcomes Inger Klein Thorhauge as the first female captain of the Queen Anne. This historic appointment coincides with her 25th year of service with Cunard. Thorhauge will oversee operations for the ship, which is set to debut in early 2024, sailing from Italy to Southampton. She previously captained the Queen Victoria and Queen Elizabeth. Plans for Queen Anne's inaugural itineraries will be disclosed in May 2022. With this addition, Cunard's fleet expands to four ships, marking a significant moment in its history.
Cunard introduced detailed design concepts for the Queen Anne, its fourth ship set to launch in early 2024. The design, led by renowned studios including David Collins and Richmond International, emphasizes a blend of heritage and modernity, drawing inspiration from Cunard's past. Key features include luxurious accommodations, a vibrant Grand Lobby, and a new wellness concept. The ship's aesthetic reflects a curated color palette and architectural details reminiscent of Cunard's storied history, aiming to deliver an elevated guest experience.
Princess Cruises has officially become the cruise vacation partner for the Porsche Club of America (PCA), enhancing exclusive experiences for PCA members. The collaboration will offer customized cruise packages and PCA-exclusive rates for members traveling to over 330 destinations on Princess’s fleet. John Padgett, president of Princess Cruises, emphasizes the shared values of luxury and personalization between Princess and PCA. This partnership was inaugurated at the Werks Reunion Amelia Island event, where a winning Porsche owner received a MedallionClass vacation.
Holland America Line announced the safe resumption of cruises to Canadian ports, allowing for a full season of Alaska and Canada/New England explorations. This follows the completion of new health protocols by Canadian authorities. The cruise line's first ship, Koningsdam, will arrive in Vancouver on April 10, with various itineraries planned, including roundtrip cruises from Vancouver to Whittier and six to 24-day trips in Canada/New England. The resumption supports local tourism and celebrates 75 years of Alaska exploration.
Princess Cruises has signed a licensing agreement with NBA and WNBA Properties, enabling guests to personalize their MedallionClass vacation experiences. Over 175 customization options are available, allowing fans to display their favorite teams for a cost of $5, ordered prior to cruising. This agreement was celebrated with mascots from the Miami Heat and Los Angeles Sparks. Princess Cruises continues to enhance its MedallionClass offerings, which provide a seamless and contactless experience for guests on its modern cruise ships.
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