Cruise News April 2019

April 2019

CLIA Alaska is now on Twitter! You can follow us @CLIA_Alaska.

CLIA Alaska President John Binkley is congratulated by Ret. Gen. Mark Hamilton

Ret. Gen. Mark Hamilton, Hall of Fame Emcee, congratulates CLIA Alaska President John Binkley who was one of four business leaders inducted into the 32nd Alaska Business Hall of Fame.

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2019 Junior Achievement Hall of Fame Laureate John Binkley

CLIA Alaska President John Binkley was one of four Alaska business leaders inducted into the 32nd Alaska Business Hall of Fame.

CLIA Alaska, Juneau amicably settle long-running lawsuit

Juneau and Cruise Lines International Association Alaska have reached an agreement that will end long-running litigation over how a $5 head tax and $3 per passenger port development fee are spent.

Alaska tourism expected to continue growth through 2019

Leisure travel continues to be a bright spot in Alaska’s economy, and 2019 is slated to follow an upward trajectory.

Chamber priorities support visitor industry

The Alaska Chamber has adopted a number of 2019 priorities and positions that directly support the state’s visitor industry.

Showing off the Last Frontier

In a state in which tourism is a major economic driver, it’s not surprising that Alaska Native corporations would establish and operate their own visitor attractions.

Assembly action on Archipelago Project is beneficial for Juneau

The City and Borough of Juneau (CBJ) Assembly and the cruise industry work together to gain city approval of the long-planned Archipelago Project.

Cunard adds full Alaska season in 2020

Cunard has announced it will offer a full season of Alaska sailings from June through September in 2020.

Industry pledges major reduction in carbon emissions

CLIA announced a commitment to reduce the rate of carbon emissions across the industry fleet by 40 percent by 2030.

Alaska Cruise Association