Cruise New November 2019 | CLIA Alaska

November 2019

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White Pass Railroad, Skagway, AK

Alaska remains America’s favorite cruise destination, according to a new study. Skagway accounted for 24% of all cruise ship visits in 2018.

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Alaska remains nation’s #1 cruise destination

Alaska remains nation’s #1 cruise destination

Alaska is the premier cruise destination market in the United States, according to a new economic-impact study released by Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA).

Cruise industry contributes nearly $53 billion to U.S. economy

Cruise industry contributes nearly $53 billion to U.S. economy

The cruise industry is an increasingly dominant player in the U.S. tourism sector, according to a recent study from Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA).

Carnival to send second ship to Alaska

Carnival to send second ship to Alaska

Carnival Cruise Line will sail the Carnival Freedom in Alaska in 2021, operating week-long voyages from Seattle.

More Alaska moves for Norwegian

More Alaska moves for Norwegian

Norwegian Cruise Line Holding has moved to further strengthen its position in the fast-growing Alaska cruise market, according to a company press release.

It’s new adventures for John Binkley

It’s new adventures for John Binkley

“I’m excited for the next chapter in my life and very proud of what we have accomplished in Alaska,” he told Seatrade Cruise News.

Princess dedicates special totem pole to Ketchikan

Princess dedicates special totem pole to Ketchikan

The Masters of the Sea totem pole, now permanently housed at the Ketchikan Visitors Bureau, was crafted by local carver, Kelly White.

Lanterman began travel career in Alaska

Lanterman began travel career in Alaska

His legacy includes a fleet of 15 ships with distinctive navy-blue hulls, a reputation as a tough but fair boss and a legion of HAL enthusiasts around the world.

Principal says ‘thank you,’ Holland America

Principal says ‘thank you,’ Holland America

For years, the Oosterdam has invited Sitka students to come aboard, tour the ship and have lunch in the dining room. Laura Rogers, Sitka High School principal sent the following letter to the editor to thank Holland America for its efforts.