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Holland America Line’s Culinary Arts Center Program Flourishes With More Than 70 Culinary Experts
SEATTLE, May 16 — Taking chefs from kitchens and restaurants all around the country and placing them aboard Holland America Line ships, the line’s Culinary Arts Center program continues to flourish. Since its inception four years ago, the program has nearly doubled with more than 70 culinary experts participating in the ongoing 2008 season [...]
Holland America Line Plans Exciting New Cruises and Ports in 2009
SEATTLE, April 28 — Holland America Line has announced its 2009 global deployment which includes nearly 500 cruises that visit all seven continents and more than 320 ports of call. A highlight of the 2009 plan will take place in the fall when the ms Oosterdam moves to South America as the first Vista-class ship [...]
Holland America Line Offers 70 Europe Cruises in 2009
SEATTLE, April 23 — In 2009, Holland America Line is offering its most diverse and extensive European program ever. Six of the fleet’s ships, including the soon-to-be-launched ms Eurodam, will cruise to 166 ports of call on 70 itineraries throughout the season. Sailing from March through November, the 2009 Europe season also features 16 maiden [...]
Early Booking Amenities Available Until May 31 for Holland America Line’s 2009 Grand Voyages
SEATTLE, April 16 — In 2009, three Holland America Line ships, ms Rotterdam, ms Prinsendam and ms Amsterdam, will offer four distinct Grand Voyages ranging from 50 to 117 days that span the globe. Guests who make full-cruise reservations by May 31, 2008, will be privy to a host of early booking amenities to enhance [...]
Can I See The Ocean When I Dine?
OK, I know that may sound like a frivolous question, but one of the reasons I choose cruising for my vacations is that I enjoy the simple beauty of our vast oceans. I also appreciate the full service dining offered in the ship’s dining room. Together, there is no better combination. [...]
Cruise Talk Names Mendenhall Glacier Helicopter Tour Best All Time Excursion
Of all of our cruise excursions including Snorkeling at Trunk Bay in St Johns, Volcanoes National Park in Hawaii, The Marigalante Pirate Boat in Mexico, Night Clubs in San Juan, Cliff Diving in Acapulco, etc, the winner of the best all time excursion goes to The Mendenhall Glacier Helicopter Tour in Juneau, Alaska.
We [...]
Holland America Line’s Rotterdam Returns to World Cruising in 2009
Seattle, Oct. 19, 2007 — Holland America Line began its tradition of world cruising in 1958, and more than half a century later the line continues to offer the annual once-in-a-lifetime journeys. Celebrating the line’s annual tour around the globe, ms Rotterdam returns to world cruising in 2009 with a 114/117-day Grand World Voyage departing [...]
Holland America Line Offers 121 Caribbean Cruises from Three to 20 Days in 2008
Seattle, October 10, 2007 – With sailings up to 20 days, Holland America Line’s 2008 Caribbean itineraries feature 121 varied departures that focus on longer, port-intensive options for premium cruise guests. The line continues to lead major cruise lines with sailings of 10 days or more and will introduce the new 2,104-guest ms [...]
Holland America Line Expands South America Program
SEATTLE — Announcing an expanded 2008 season, Holland America Line continues to explore the colorful culture of South America. Included in the new program are additional sailings, new itineraries and more cruises to Antarctica than ever before.
“No one offers more diverse and remarkable views of South America than Holland America,” said Richard D. Meadows, CTC, [...]
Holland America Line Features Latest Ship and New Itineraries for 2008 — 2009 Caribbean Cruises
Seattle, July 10, 2007 – In the next two years, Holland America Line plans its most diverse offering of Caribbean cruise options with new ports, back-to-back itineraries, and the introduction of its newest ship, ms Eurodam, in late 2008. Holland America Line has increased its presence in the region due primarily to [...]
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