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Best & Worst Places to Celebrate 4th of July
Top pick: Disney Cruise Line. Not sailing on Disney this year? Read on. With 87% of Americans planning to celebrate the 4th of July this year and collective food spending for the holiday to reach $9.5 billion, the personal-finance website WalletHub Read More …
Smoke On The Water Returns To Port Canaveral
Skies above Port Canaveral will light up with color and sound on Sunday, July 2nd for the annual “Smoke on the Water & Fire in the Sky” fireworks celebration being hosted by the Cove Merchants Association at Port Canaveral and the Read More …
Holland America Nieuw Statendam First Season Detailed
Due to enter service in December of this year, Holland America Line’s Nieuw Statendam is currently under construction in Italy. After an inaugural season in the Caribbean, the new Pinnacle class ship will cross the Atlantic and spend the summer Read More …
Cruise Bored? Perhaps Something Different Is In Order
Developing local embarkation ports around North America, cruise lines have made it easier for cruise travelers to make it from home to the ship. Flying or driving from home to the embarkation port takes costs less and takes less time Read More …
Coming To North America: Our Viking Adventure Begins
A hit everywhere the ship has been, Viking Star is on the way to North America, first sailing an interesting In The Wake Of Vikings itinerary from Bergen to Montreal. We’re joining that sailing in progress when Viking Ocean Cruises Read More …
Holland America Alaska Land+Sea Learning, Growing
Holland America Line’s Denali Square complex is located in the heart of the company’s McKinley Chalet Resort at the gates of Denali National Park. It’s like a town square of sorts, a brief walk from just about anywhere on the Read More …
Why Choose The Holland America Alaska Experience?
Worldwide security concerns have put international travel plans on hold for many, As a result, the familiar Caribbean is looking better than ever to North Americans. The ability to drive rather than fly to the ship, is attractive. New ports of Read More …