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Holland America Line launches view and verandah sale
Holland America Line has launched a ‘View and Verandah’ sale to encourage bookings for 2016 and 2017.
Special offers include free stateroom upgrades, free flights, up to 10% off selected shore excursions and savings on Collectors’ Voyages if booked by February 29, 2016.
Depending on departure and ship, guests who book an inside stateroom will be upgraded to an outside stateroom and those booking an ocean-view stateroom shall be upgraded to a verandah.
Lynn Narraway, UK managing director of Holland America Line, said: "Holland America Line’s Vista, Signature and Pinnacle Class ships feature nearly 70% verandah accommodation, making the free upgrades a very appealing prospect, especially when combined with the additional free flight offer on selected Koningsdam and Eurodam cruises."
"Cruisers tend to be planners, and with our View and Verandah promotion we’re adding extra incentives to encourage more travellers to book early," said Orlando Ashford, Holland America Line’s president.
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