Holland America Line launches new early booking offer

The ‘Have it All - Early Booking Bonus’ will give guests up to $300pp onboard spending money, $300 shore excursion credit, up to three nights of speciality dining, free upgrades to an Elite Beverage Package, premium Wi-Fi packages and prepaid crew appreciation.

The limited-time offer is available on bookings made before October 1, 2024 for over 300 cruises ranging from seven to 42 days, departing between April and November 2025. Destinations include Alaska, Europe, Canada and New England.

The added value totals nearly $1,000 for a seven-day cruise and $1,400 for a 10-day sailing.

The offer, which represents a 60% saving off extras if purchased separately, includes:

* Onboard credit: up $300pp depending on length of voyage
* Shore excursions: guests will receive up to three tours valued at $100 each.
* Free upgrade to Elite Beverage Package: guests can enjoy a large selection of premium drinks including wine, beer, spirits, cocktails, soft drinks, bottled water, tea and coffee.
* Specialty dining: guests can benefit from speciality dining for up to three nights.
* Free upgrade to Wi-Fi Premium Package
* Prepaid crew appreciation

Example itineraries featured in the offer include:

* 14-day Canary Island Enchantment with Morocco and Portugal cruise, departing April 19, 2025, on Rotterdam. From £3,019pp.
* Seven-day Alaska Inside Passage voyage, departing April 26, 2025 on Koningsdam. From £1,034pp.
* Seven-day Canada & New England: Unesco Sites and Quebecois Nights cruise, departing May 24, 2025, on Zuiderdam. From £1,434pp.

Karen Farndell, director sales & marketing for Holland America Line, said: “This early booking bonus provides yet more reasons for both repeat and new-to-cruise guests to travel with Holland America Line. A host of highly sought-after extras are included on a huge range of more than 300 cruises, ensuring there is something for everyone, whether it be a voyage to see the majestic wildlife of Alaska, or a sun-soaked holiday around the Canary Islands.”