2021 Alaska Season Underway For One U.S. Based Cruise Line
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On June 12, its small coastal ship
American Constellation was the first cruise vessel to dock in Haines, Alaska in 622 days. To celebrate, the ship’s passengers were warmly welcomed on shore by Mayor Douglass Olerud, the Chilkat Dancers, and many members of the Haines community.
“We are thrilled to be back in Haines and appreciate the wonderful reception we received from the community. We have worked diligently throughout Southeast Alaska to coordinate with each port to ensure the safe resumption of domestic cruising,” said Charles Robertson, President & CEO of American Cruise Lines.
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Pleasant Holidays Expands Its U.S. Tour Offerings
Bryce Canyon in Utah. Photo: Shutterstock.com.
Pleasant Holidays and its luxury brand, Journese, announced a major expansion of their Continental USA product line as domestic leisure travel surges.
The expansion adds new destinations and new hotels to popular regions already in the portfolio, with more than 180 new properties ranging from luxury spa resorts to family-friendly vacation rentals to budget-conscious hotels.
“As more Americans get vaccinated, we are seeing a surge in bookings for 2021 vacations from Memorial Day to beyond Labor Day and through the festive season,” said Jack E. Richards, President, and CEO. “This latest expansion brings our entire USA product to more than 1,100 hotels in 31 states nationwide, including Alaska and the most popular beach destinations in Hawaii, Florida, California, and South Carolina.”