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December 2018
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Court clarifies rules for per passenger ship fee use
The ruling is expected to impact cities across Alaska.
Outlook for 2019: New ships, new lines, new growth
Three megaships – Norwegian Joy, Royal Princess and Ovation of the Seas – will join Alaska’s first panamax ship, the Norwegian Bliss, in Great Land waters next year.
Princess adds another ship in Alaska
Princess Cruises is sending an eighth ship to Alaska in 2020.
Promoting Alaska and upgraded infrastructure needed for continued industry growth
More visitors staying for more days and visiting more parts of the state will keep Alaska tourism strong into the future.
Governor Dunleavy supports using vehicle tax to promote Alaska
ATIA has decided to pursue using the state’s Vehicle Rental Tax (VRT) revenue for marketing Alaska as the premier tourism destination.
Norwegian to develop new pier at Icy Strait
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings has partnered with Alaska Native-owned Huna Totem Corp. to develop a second cruise pier in Icy Strait Point at Hoonah.
Anchorage airport reports strong summer growth
It was another record-setting summer at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ANC).
State expects visitor jobs to grow
A healthy visitor industry, driven by a growing cruise sector, is expected to add an estimated 4,000 jobs over the next few years, according to the state.
