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Princess Cruises is set for the 2023 cruise season starting April 29, sailing seven ships with 14 itineraries in Alaska. Highlights include an expanded Wild for Alaska Seafood menu and a new Garden-to-Table offering at the Fairbanks lodge. The cruise line emphasizes sustainability through partnerships with local seafood suppliers. Guests can sample a variety of new beverage options, including themed frozen drinks and Alaska wines. Popular destinations include Juneau and Denali National Park, with opportunities for unique shore excursions like fishing and wildlife viewing. Princess is recognized for providing memorable and immersive Alaskan experiences.

Holland America Line has launched cruise bookings for the 2024-2025 West Coast season, with voyages departing from San Diego and Vancouver. Guests can explore diverse destinations such as Mexico, Hawaii, the Pacific Coast, and the Panama Canal across 42 cruises on five ships. Cruises range from four-day coastal journeys to 21-day Panama Canal transits, featuring popular and less-visited ports. Special offers include early booking bonuses and amenities for loyalty members. This initiative aims to enhance local cruise options and provide seamless travel experiences without long-haul flights. Holland America Line is part of Carnival Corporation.

Princess Cruises has announced the debut of The Catch by Rudi, a new specialty seafood restaurant, on the Enchanted Princess starting April 15, 2023. Created in partnership with award-winning Chef Rudi Sodamin, this restaurant will focus on unique seafood dishes and is set to expand to other ships like Majestic Princess, Sky Princess, and Discovery Princess soon. The menu, priced at $39 per person, features sustainably sourced seafood and inventive dishes including Asian-fried calamari and Whole Dover Sole. Additionally, O'Malley's Irish Pub will launch on the same day, offering traditional Irish food and drinks. The overall enhancements aim to enrich the dining experience onboard, reflecting Italian heritage with new culinary options.

Princess Cruises is enhancing the itinerary of the Emerald Princess for a unique sailing event on April 8, 2024. Guests will have the exclusive opportunity to experience a total solar eclipse while cruising the Mexican Riviera. This eclipse, lasting up to 4 minutes and 28 seconds, is one of the last visible from North America until 2044.

The modified 15-day cruise departs Los Angeles on April 5, starting at $1,699 per person. Guests will receive special glasses to safely view the eclipse, accompanied by themed drinks and expert guidance.

Princess Cruises has teamed up with Caymus Vineyards to introduce an exclusive Caymus Vineyards Winemaker Dinner, available fleetwide by late May 2023. This culinary event will feature a five-course menu expertly paired with renowned wines, including Caymus Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon, for $140 per person. Offered in the Crown Grill restaurant, the dinner accommodates 12 guests per seating, and can be reserved onboard. The collaboration highlights Princess Cruises’ commitment to enhancing the dining experience, with further plans for a refreshed wine menu and exclusive shore excursions to Caymus Vineyards in Napa Valley later this year.

Holland America Line announces its 2024-2025 cruise season, featuring itineraries from November 2024 to March 2025. The Oosterdam will offer cruises of 14 to 22 days, visiting destinations like Macchu Pichu and Antarctica. In February 2025, the Zaandam will embark on a 27-day Amazon River adventure from Fort Lauderdale, enhancing the lineup with unique cultural experiences. Early booking promotions include premium packages and onboard credits for loyalty members, available until June 5, 2023. The cruises emphasize immersive experiences, showcasing diverse South American landscapes and rich cultural heritages.

Holland America Line has announced its 2024-2025 Caribbean cruise season, introducing longer itineraries and new departure options from Boston and Fort Lauderdale. The season begins with three new voyages, including a unique 21-day roundtrip cruise from Boston on October 19, 2024, featuring a partial Panama Canal transit and stops at Bermuda and Half Moon Cay. Overall, the program includes five- to 21-day cruises with itineraries to less-visited islands and significant destinations. Early booking offers are available until June 27, 2023, with benefits such as onboard credits and premium packages.