Friday, July 19, 2024 Holland America Line is encouraging travelers to plan their winter getaways with its new “Save on Sunshine” promotion, starting Friday, July 19, 2024. This special offer provides up to 40% off fares, complimentary prepaid crew appreciation, and 50% reduced deposits. The “Save on Sunshine” deal is available on select cruises departing between September 2024 and April 2025.
These cruises, ranging from four to 58 days, cover various destinations including the Caribbean, Mexico, Asia, Australia/New Zealand, Tahiti, the Pacific Coast, South America, Antarctica, Hawaii, and the Panama Canal. To take advantage of this offer, bookings must be made by August 20, 2024. “Winter will soon have us all dreaming of warmer destinations,” said Beth Bodensteiner, Chief Commercial Officer for Holland America Line.
“Our ‘Save on Sunshine’ promotion allows travelers to plan their tropical vacations now, enjoying significant savings and added amenities.” The “Save on Sunshine” offer can be combined with Holland America Line’s “Have It All” premium fare. This includes the fare discounts, free prepaid crew appreciation, and reduced deposits from the “Save on Sunshine” promotion, plus four additional high-value amenities: shore excursions, a Signature Beverage Package, specialty dining, and a Wi-Fi Surf Package.
Nearly 300 cruises are included in the “Save on Sunshine” promotion. Here are a few examples: Taxes, fees, and port expenses are included in all cruise fares. The “Save on Sunshine” offer is not valid on Grand Voyages or cruises three days or less.
With over 150 years of exploration, Holland America Line offers expertly crafted itineraries, exceptional service, and meaningful connections to destinations. The fleet, comprising 11 perfectly-sized ships, visits nearly 400 ports in 114 countries. Holland America Line has a long history in Alaska, sharing its wonders for over 75 years.
The ships feature a variety of enriching activities, top-notch entertainment, and dining venues with exclusive dishes by renowned chefs. A new global fresh fish program ensures that more than 80 types of fresh fish are sourced and served locally in regions around the world..
