{"id":872767,"date":"2025-08-07T10:45:05","date_gmt":"2025-08-07T14:45:05","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.marketnewsdesk.com\/index.php\/holland-america-line-unveils-2027-alaska-season-celebrating-80-years-of-unforgettable-journeys-in-the-great-land\/"},"modified":"2025-08-07T10:45:05","modified_gmt":"2025-08-07T14:45:05","slug":"holland-america-line-unveils-2027-alaska-season-celebrating-80-years-of-unforgettable-journeys-in-the-great-land","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.marketnewsdesk.com\/index.php\/holland-america-line-unveils-2027-alaska-season-celebrating-80-years-of-unforgettable-journeys-in-the-great-land\/","title":{"rendered":"Holland America Line Unveils 2027 Alaska Season, Celebrating 80 Years of Unforgettable Journeys in the Great Land"},"content":{"rendered":"
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\n Guests can experience enhanced “Ultimate Alaska &\u00a0Denali” Cruisetours that highlight unmatched expertise and deeper immersion into Alaska’s<\/span> wilderness and culture<\/i>\n <\/p>\n

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\n <\/span>, Aug. 7, 2025<\/span><\/span> \/PRNewswire\/ — Holland America Line<\/span> is preparing to celebrate 80 years of exploring Alaska<\/span> with more than 100 cruises now available for booking<\/a> as part of its 2027 anniversary season. The cruise line, known as the leader in bringing guests closer to Alaska’s<\/span> wildlife, also announced newly enhanced Cruisetour experiences, designed to connect guests to the heart of the Great Land in even more meaningful ways by land and sea.<\/p>\n

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\n From April through September 2027<\/span><\/a>, Holland America Line will deploy six ships to Alaska<\/span>, offering a range of immersive itineraries that bring travelers up close to glaciers and iconic wildlife. Guests can choose to sail roundtrip from Seattle, Washington<\/span>; roundtrip from Vancouver, British Columbia<\/span>; or between Vancouver<\/span> and Whittier, Alaska<\/span>, with voyages ranging from seven to 28 days \u2014 including a popular monthlong “Legendary Alaska Arctic Circle Solstice<\/a>” and a new eight-day option roundtrip from Vancouver<\/span><\/a>. With more than 175 shore excursions, including a new Reindeer Encounter at the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, Holland America Line features more wildlife and wilderness tours than any other cruise line.<\/p>\n

“As we approach our 80th<\/sup> year exploring the Great Land, we’re proud to offer cruises and Cruisetours that deepen our legacy of expertise and enrich every guest’s experience,” said Dan Rough<\/span>, vice president of revenue management for Holland America Line. “From tasting locally sourced seafood and engaging with park rangers at Glacier Bay, to watching bears roam under the guidance of wildlife experts \u2014 our Alaska<\/span> cruises and Cruisetours are crafted to be unforgettable.”<\/p>\n

In the lead-up to the milestone 80th<\/sup> anniversary, Holland America Line will roll out enhanced “Ultimate Alaska & Denali” in 2026. These Cruisetours offer travelers an expanded way to experience the Great Land by combining multi-day inland adventures \u2014 including a two-night stay at Holland America Denali Lodge, and a visit to iconic Alyeska, Seward<\/span> or Homer<\/span> \u2014 with an unforgettable 7-Day “Glacier Discovery” cruise. Each “Ultimate” Cruisetour itinerary will now feature a dedicated Tour Director to provide insights and ensure a seamless journey. Guests will also enjoy a new complimentary visit to the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center to meet moose, bison, bears and more while learning about the care and preservation of these iconic species.<\/p>\n

Holland America Line’s<\/span>2027 Alaska<\/span> cruises<\/a> and 2026 Cruisetours are open for booking now<\/a>, offering unforgettable journeys into the Great Land. For those looking to pair their 2027 cruise<\/a> with an inland exploration, 2027 Cruisetours will be available for booking later this fall.<\/p>\n

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\n Alaska<\/span> 2027 Season Highlights<\/b>\n <\/p>\n