
About the News
Holland America has been preparing for a year full of exciting cruises. The company will be visiting destinations around the globe. Holland America has announced a number new itineraries, some of which span several weeks. These include a 74 night circumnavigation around South America aboard the Zaandam as well as a 128 night world cruise on Volendam.
The two new journeys are part an ongoing effort that aims to provide passengers with longer, more immersive itinerary options for those who want to explore beyond their homeports but don't want to take long flights. Beth Bodensteiner says that Holland America is focused on a variety of itineraries designed to allow travelers to explore the world at their own pace.
One example is the latest Black Friday Offer, which includes a package called "Time of Your Life", available on all summer 2023 departures through spring 2024. Guests will save an average of 500 dollars per person. The offer also includes an onboard spending credit and reduced deposits on select sailings.

New Logo
Holland America's newly announced logo reflects its "modern and streamlined" brand image. It is intended to make the company's products and services easier for customers to recognize and understand. The line's new logo is comprised of three horizontal lines that curve into opposite points to symbolize water, movement and an experience.
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New Logo
The new logo is a modern and sleek design that showcases the company's fleet and the destinations it visits. The new logo consists of three horizontal stripes, each intended to represent water, movement, and a complete cruise experience.
The Anniversary Sale
Holland America is celebrating its 150th anniversary in April. Holland America is celebrating the 150th anniversary of its founding in April with special events, activities and merchandise.

Pole-to-Pole Voyage
The company plans to launch its 133-day Grand Voyage Pole to Pole in 2025 on Volendam. The cruise is going to go from Fort Lauderdale all the way around the globe, but it will be on a vertical axis rather than a horizontal one.
New World Voyage
Holland America, along with the 133-day Grand Voyage: World on Volendam will introduce a new 124-day "World" journey on Zuiderdam starting in 2025. Holland America is introducing two new itineraries in 2025. The two will run concurrently and are the first ever of their kind.
Pole-to-Pole Cruise
The pole-to-pole voyage will be the company's longest ever, and is scheduled to start on January 25th 2025. The trip should include stops, including in French Polynesia Moorea the Great Barrier Reef of Australia and other locations.
FAQ
Can I book my cruise too early?
Not always necessary to book your cruise early. You may find that you save money by waiting until the last minute. However, if you decide to wait until the last minute, try to book well in advance. This allows you take advantage special offers and promotions offered cruise lines.
Do I have to dress up for a cruise or not?
You don't have to dress up or wear anything extravagant. Be comfortable and ready for relaxation.
Is there anything I should know about cruises?
You should know many things before going on your first cruise. You will travel with others. Do not be harsh about these people. You will never know how they feel about a situation. Keep in mind that you will be dining and drinking with strangers. Wear appropriate clothing. Don't wear shorts, tank tops, or slacks on deck. Wear comfortable clothing you don't have to worry about getting muddy. Extreme temperatures are possible. You should always have plenty of sunscreen. Bring a hat, sunglasses, and a light jacket just in case you have to spend some time outside. Don't forget to take responsibility for your safety. Do not drink and drive.
Statistics
- If you're traveling alone, you may also need to factor in a single supplement, adding up to as much as 100% of the cruise fare. (travel.usnews.com)
- In addition, 10 to 15 percent gratuity is typically added to bar bills — for alcohol and soft drinks — and gratuities are applied to spa treatments. (cruiseline.com)
- For an example of savings, Royal Caribbean offers up to a 40% discount with a dining package. (travel.usnews.com)
- You can save 15% off the total price if you book in advance of your trip. (travel.usnews.com)
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How To
How to take a cruise solo
These cruises are perfect for couples, as well as singles who wish to relax and have fun without the hassle.
These enable you to visit a different part the world and still have all the comforts of home.
You will be able to spend a lot of time on your own and not feel bored, as there are always exciting activities nearby.
There are many amenities on cruise ships such as bars, restaurants and swimming pools.
If you don't fancy doing anything, you can just relax by reading books or watching movies.
Sometimes, there are special events like concerts and shows that are free.
There are many choices for food, from buffets to fine dining restaurants.
You can eat whatever you want whenever and wherever you wish.
You can sit with another person at the table or in your cabin.
Many cruises allow passengers and their pets to come along onboard to enjoy meals.
Some cruise liners have pools onboard.
This means you can spend your day relaxing in the sun or dipping in the pool.
A majority of cruise ships include saunas or steam rooms. These rooms are great for relaxing after a hard day of exploring ports.
When you return to your room, you can freshen up before returning to the main area.
You can treat a cruise ship like a floating hotel.
It is worth taking a cruise to see the sights and feel new.
It is a smart idea to bring some extra clothing with you on board. This way, you will avoid having to rush to get changed once you arrive at your destination.