Holland offers shorter Alaska trips
If your clients want a shorter Alaska cruise, Holland America has added a five-day offering that starts 24 September from Vancouver, British Columbia.
“This shorter Alaska cruise is ideal for people who want a relaxing, long-weekend, or for first-timers wanting to try a premium cruise experience, said David A. Giersdorf, executive vp, marketing and sales.
The 1,259-passenger Ryndam has an itinerary that includes scenic cruising along the Inside Passage, which offers a panorama of cascading waterfalls, virgin forests and glacier-carved fjords.
The cruise also visits Sitka, which showcases Tlingit Native American and Russian czarist-era culture in a rain-forest setting.
Outside staterooms for the cruise start at $589 per person.
Report by David Wilkening
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