Get ready for another record-breaking season
“It’s exciting to see the growth within the industry and the possibilities for the future of our state.”
Juneau now up to $850,000 in CLIA lawsuit costs
Last month the CBJ staff asked the Assembly to appropriate an additional $250,000 to fund legal costs associated with the pending lawsuit.
CLIA joins ATIA in challenging Denali fee hike
CLIA, some individual lines, tour operators, chambers of commerce and businesses have written to the National Park Service and its parent, the Department of the Interior, to express their concerns over a proposed fee hike.
ATIA schedules sessions on Travel Alaska Act
ATIA has launched monthly sessions to explain its proposed Tourism Improvement District (TID) and answer questions about SB 110.
Windstar returns with new collection of excursions
Windstar Cruises has assembled a new Signature Expeditions program that kicks off in May of 2018.
One-third of overnight Anchorage visitors come from the West
Think you know the Anchorage traveler? You might be surprised at what they actually look like.
First female CEO writing legacy at Celebrity
Lisa Lutoff-Perlo was the first female to become CEO of a publicly traded cruise line.
CLIA lines wrap up perfect scores
CLIA cruise lines finished 2017 with all 33 of the perfect scores of 100, during United States Public Health inspections conducted by the CDC.
Sullivan comes to rescue of Alaskan Jobs in Tourism
Dan Sullivan successfully offered an amendment to the Senate tax-cut bill to eliminate a provision that would have had severe, negative impacts on Alaska.
Alaska premier cruise destination in U.S.
A recently released study found that Alaska is the premier cruise destination market in the United States.