Holland America Line has opened its 2026-2027 Mexico and Pacific Coast seasons, with longer itineraries cruises up to 12 days visiting Mexico. It includes calls to well-known favorites as well as lesser known ports like Loreto. The Pacific Coast Season spotlights visits to the fjord-like waterways of British Columbia's Great Bear Rainforest. Koningsdam and Zaandam will sail the Mexico season, offering 16 departures on a variety of eight different itineraries ranging from seven to 12 days. The cruises, which explore the Mexican Riviera, the Baja Peninsula and the Sea of Cortez, all sail either roundtrip from San Diego, California, or open-jaw between San Diego and Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. "San Diego is an important homeport for Holland America Line and provides an exceptional experience to our guests," said Paul Grigsby, HAL’s VP of revenue planning and deployment. "From San Diego, travelers can explore picturesque Cabo San Lucas, take in the history of Loreto and more all while enjoying our premium onboard experience." Guests can further explore through shore excursions in each port. From Mazatlan, a full-day tour to the Colonial Villages of the Sierra Madre is available, showcasing Malpica, Concordia and Copala to further delve into the history of the region. For an escape from civilization, Majahuitas Cove Catamaran Snorkel & Yelapa Bay Beach is the perfect fit. Majahuitas Cove, accessible only by sea, will entice visitors with its warm water, gentle surf and abundant sea life, while Yelapa is a charming Mexican fishing village. Eleven itineraries ranging from one to seven days provide the perfect escape to explore the Pacific Coast. Cruises are available on five ships, which will sail from San Diego, Seattle and Vancouver on a variety of roundtrip and open-jaw voyages. Cruises call at popular ports like Astoria, Oregon; Santa Barbara, and Ensenada, Mexico; and select itineraries feature an overnight in San Francisco. Guests can also choose from two departures of a 7-Day Great Bear Rainforest voyage aboard Noordam, sailing roundtrip from Seattle. The cruise, calling at Ketchikan, Alaska, as well as a number of ports in British Columbia, provides guests with the opportunity to view wildlife like whales, eagles and the rare white-furred Kermode bear — also known as the spirit bear. In addition, those aboard Noordam will experience a highly-sought-after but rare chance to sail the historic Inside Passage, including Bella Bella and the Grenville Channel. "Seattle's our hometown, and these itineraries will show that," said Grigsby. "This series of cruises provides great options for those seeking a quick escape and are also a great introduction for those who might be trying their first cruise." Guests can take advantage of Holland America Line's Exclusive Mariner Society Early Booking Bonus. Mariner Society loyalty members enjoy up to $400 onboard credit per stateroom when these cruises open for sale. They must book by May 28, 2025, to receive the Early Booking Bonus.

  Holland America Line has announced an extension to its ‘Start Your Journey Sale’, now running until March 31, 2025.   Guests who book voyages departing Summer 2025 to Spring 2026 with the ‘Have it All’ premium package will continue to benefit from a free stateroom upgrade in select categories, onboard spending money of up to $400 per stateroom and reduced fares for children aged 18 and under travelling as the third and fourth guests.   For bookings made before March 31, 2025, an additional limited-time offer allows guests to secure their next cruise with a low deposit of just £99 per person.   The amenities included in the ‘Start Your Journey Sale’ Have It All fare include a signature beverage package, shore excursion credit, speciality dining, prepaid crew appreciation and Surf Wi-Fi*.   Karen Farndell, director, sales and marketing UK & Ireland at Holland America Line, said: “The ‘Start Your Journey Sale’ has been incredibly well received, so we are delighted to extend it and introduce the additional benefit of a low deposit for March bookings. This makes it even easier for guests to plan ahead and secure their dream cruise with Holland America Line.”   The promotion includes more than 800 cruises departing from April 2025 to April 2026, sailing to destinations such as Alaska, the Mediterranean, the Caribbean, Northern Europe and the South Pacific.   Sample Itineraries:   14-Day Canary Island Enchantment Sails roundtrip from Dover, calling at Rotterdam; Casablanca and Agadir (Morocco); Arrecife, Lanzarote; Santa Cruz (Tenerife); Funchal (Madeira); Leixoes (Porto). Departs April 19, 2025 From £2,489pp, with ‘Have it All’   Seven-day Alaska Inside Passage Sails roundtrip from Vancouver, calling at Juneau; Skagway; Ketchikan; with scenic cruises of the Inside Passage and Glacier Bay Departs September 6, 2025 From £1,169pp, with ‘Have it All’

  Holland America Line is expanding its Morimoto By Sea dining experience with a new specialty sushi bar.   The intimate 12-guest venue will feature a menu created by the cruise line’s Global Fresh Fish Ambassador, chef Masaharu Morimoto, offering a selection of signature sushi, sashimi, rolls and smaller dishes.   The Morimoto By Sea sushi bar will be introduced on Rotterdam, Koningsdam, Nieuw Statendam and Eurodam, from March through to June 2025. It is also available on Nieuw Amsterdam, which introduced the sushi bar with a Morimoto By Sea stand-alone restaurant in 2023.   Items on the Morimoto By Sea sushi bar menu, available beginning in March 2025, include:   Appetiser delights to start   * Toto tartare: wasabi, nori paste, sour cream and chives   Sushi and sashimi selections   * Chef’s combination: Sushi sashimi * Nigiri and Sashimi: seasonal white fish, maguro tuna, sake salmon, hamachi yellowtail, kampachi amberjack, unagi freshwater eel, hotate scallop, ebi shrimp, tako octopus, Ikura salmon roe, otoro fatty tuna and cutoro medium fatty tuna.   Chef’s signature sushi rolls   * Shrimp tempura: California roll, tempura shrimp and gochujang aioli * Lobster tempura: tempura lobster, avocado, romaine lettuce, tobiko, cucumber and scallion * Tako yaki: tempura octopus, cabbage, tonkatsu sauce, mayo and bonito flakes * Aburi salmon: salmon avocado roll and spicy mayo, torched * California: snow crab, cucumber and avocado * Spicy tuna: tuna, scallion and spicy sauce * Spicy salmon: salmon, scallion and spicy sauce   Additional signature plates   * Tuna pizza: anchovy aioli, kalamata olives, red onion and jalapeno * Sticky ribs: hoisin sweet chili sauce and cilantro * Pork gyoza dumplings: with scallion ginger sauce * Poke bowl: marinated fresh fish, cucumber, avocado, seaweed and rice * Chicken katsu curry: panko crusted chicken breast, Japanese curry sauce and rice * Angry lobster pad Thai: Maine lobster, rice noodles and Thai red curry sauce   Dessert   * White chocolate lime ganache: coconut foam, mango yuzu sorbet and rice pudding   Morimoto By Sea is part of Holland America Line’s Global Fresh Fish programme, which features locally sourced fresh fish, from port to plate in less than 48 hours, offering more than 80 varieties of fresh fish from across a worldwide network.   In addition to the Morimoto By Sea sushi bar, chef Morimoto’s first restaurant at sea, Morimoto By Sea, is available on Nieuw Amsterdam and as a pop-up experience at least once per cruise on all other ships.   Michael Stendebach, vice president of food, beverage and rooms division for Holland America Line, said: “With chef Morimoto’s knowledge and expertise in the sushi world, it made sense for him to expand beyond his Morimoto By Sea restaurant and develop a specialised sushi bar featuring his signature style and flavours. We’re excited to extend our fresh fish options and give our guests access to another specialty venue with cuisine by such a renowned chef.”   Morimoto By Sea sushi bar, which will be located in the former Nami Sushi venue, is an a la carte menu offered for a surcharge. Reservations can be made pre-cruise or once onboard.  

  Holland America Line has been recognised for its Alaska cruise experience with the ‘Reader Recommended’ endorsement from the UK’s Good Housekeeping Institute.   As part of the independent review process, 94% of respondents rated their overall onboard experience seven or higher out of 10, while 90% said they would recommend an Alaska cruise with Holland America Line to friends and family.   95% of respondents enjoyed learning about glacier history with onboard experts, and 93% found the Alaska National Parks “mesmerising and enjoyable”.   Travel agents can now use the Good Housekeeping ‘Reader Recommended’ logo across their own marketing channels to promote Holland America Line’s Alaska cruises.   Karen Farndell, director - sales & marketing at Holland America Line, said: “We are incredibly proud to receive the ‘Reader Recommended’ endorsement from the Good Housekeeping Institute - one of the UK’s most trusted marks of quality. This recognition is especially meaningful as it comes directly from guests who have sailed with us.   “As the cruise line with the most Alaska wildlife and wilderness viewing opportunities, we remain committed to delivering the very best of the region, from our exclusive Alaska Glacier Guarantee to our fresh, sustainable, wild-caught local seafood. We’re proud that so many of our guests would cruise with us again and look forward to welcoming even more people on board to discover the wonders of Alaska.”   Holland America Line recently announced it will invest $70 million in a multi-year expansion of its Denali Lodge and Alaska Cruisetours product. The investment will be used to expand guest capacity and improve facilities at the Denali Lodge.

  Holland America Line has announced a partnership with Online Travel Training (OTT). OTT will deliver training for the trade on behalf of the line. They will also offer prizes and incentives for completing courses. To mark the agreement, Holland America and OTT have launched a training course that includes modules on an introduction to the brand, onboard activities and worldwide destinations, with a special focus on Alaska cruises and upselling opportunities. A corresponding incentive has also been launched, which will run across the Wave season to February 28, 2025. Ten agents who complete the Holland America course will be randomly selected to receive a £25 Amazon voucher. Additionally, agents who complete two OTT cruise courses, along with CLIA's 'Introduction to Selling Cruise' course, will have the chance to win one of three £50 Red Letter Day vouchers. Both Holland America and CLIA's courses are available on the OTT website. Karen Farndell, Holland America Line sales & marketing director, said: “We’re thrilled to partner with OTT and provide our trade partners with this new resource. It will enhance all aspects of their knowledge and give them access to exciting incentives and rewards. The training will be particularly beneficial during the Wave season, supporting agents in maximising their sales and success.” Jessica Shelton-Agar, managing director OTT, said: “Partnering with Holland America Line is an exciting step for OTT, especially as we help agents make the most of the busy Wave season. With this course, agents can dive into the details of Holland America’s unique offerings - like their focus on Alaska - and learn how to turn that knowledge into bookings and happy clients. Plus, the added incentives make it even more rewarding.”

Holland America Line has opened reservations for its 2026-2027 South America and Antarctica season. It features itineraries ranging from two weeks to more than a month. From November 2026 through March 2027, Oosterdam and Volendam will operate five itineraries, with a total of nine departure dates. These will visit destinations such as the Amazon River, Falkland Islands, Antarctica and - new for the 2026-2027 season - the Pio XI Glacier. This is the Southern Hemisphere’s largest glacier outside of Antarctica. The Pio XI Glacier can be seen on Oosterdam’s 14 or 15-day South American Pathways: Chilean Fjords and Glaciers voyage, sailing between San Antonio (Santiago), Chile, and Buenos Aires, Argentina. These itineraries will take guests to ports including Montevideo, Uruguay; Stanley, Falkland Islands; Ushuaia, Argentina; Punta Arenas, Puerto Chacabuco and Puerto Montt, Chile; through the Chilean fjords; Glacier Alley; and a day of scenic cruising at Pio XI Glacier. The 1,964-guest Oosterdam will also operate 22-day Antarctica itineraries, between San Antonio (Santiago), Chile, and Buenos Aires, Argentina. In addition to a four-day Antarctic experience, these include an overnight stay in Buenos Aires Elsewhere, two 16-day Panama Canal and Inca Discovery cruises will operate between Fort Lauderdale and San Antonio (Santiago), Chile. These voyages will visit the Panama Canal, Fuerte Amador, Panama City; and Callao, Lima. Additionally, guests on this itinerary can opt for a Galapagos Islands overland tour or a three to four day stay in Cusco. The 1,432-guest Volendam will operate a Legendary Amazon Explorer itinerary, with 27 or 30 day options available. Sailing roundtrip from Fort Lauderdale or New York to Fort Lauderdale, it will visit the Amazon rainforest and feature an overnight call in Manaus. Paul Grigsby, HAL’s VP of deployment and revenue planning, said: “Pio XI is the longest glacier in the southern hemisphere outside of Antarctica, and spectacular. It’s known for its bright blue hues and signature dark streak, and it can really only be accessed via ship.” Select cruises can be extended into Collectors’ Voyages, which combine back-to-back sailings of up to 31 days.

  * Season to operate from November 2026 to March 2027 * Itineraries from 14 to 31 days available, on Oosterdam and Volendam * New for 2026/27 is the opportunity to see the Pio XI Glacier   Holland America Line has unveiled its 2026-2027 South America and Antarctica season, featuring itineraries ranging from 14 to 31 days.   From November 2026 through to March 2027, Oosterdam and Volendam will operate five itineraries, with a total of nine departure dates. These will visit destinations such as the Amazon River, Falkland Islands, Antarctica and - new for the 2026-2027 season - the Pio XI Glacier, the Southern Hemisphere’s largest glacier outside of Antarctica.   The Pio XI Glacier can be seen on Oosterdam’s 14 or 15-day South American Pathways: Chilean Fjords and Glaciers voyage, sailing between San Antonio (Santiago), Chile, and Buenos Aires, Argentina. These itineraries will take guests to ports including Montevideo, Uruguay; Stanley, Falkland Islands; Ushuaia, Argentina; Punta Arenas, Puerto Chacabuco and Puerto Montt, Chile; through the Chilean fjords; Glacier Alley; and a day of scenic cruising at Pio XI Glacier. Prices start from £2,739pp.   The 1964-guest Oosterdam will also operate 22-day Antarctica itineraries, between San Antonio (Santiago), Chile, and Buenos Aires, Argentina. In addition to a four-day Antarctic experience, these include an overnight stay in Buenos Aires. Prices start from £5,019pp. A 22-day South America and Antarctica Holiday, departing December 19, 2026, will celebrate Christmas and the new year on board.   Elsewhere, two 16-day Panama Canal and Inca Discovery cruises will operate between Fort Lauderdale and San Antonio (Santiago), Chile. These voyages will visit the Panama Canal, Fuerte Amador, Panama City; and Callao, Lima, including overnight stays. Prices start from £3,109pp.   Additionally, guests on this itinerary can opt for a Galapagos Islands overland tour or a three to four day stay in Cusco, the former capital of the Inca Empire and gateway to Machu Picchu.   The 1432-guest Volendam will operate a Legendary Amazon Explorer itinerary, with 27 or 30 day options available. Sailing roundtrip from Fort Lauderdale or New York to Fort Lauderdale, it will visit the Amazon rainforest and feature an overnight call in Manaus. Prices start from £6,469pp.   Paul Grigsby, vice president of deployment and revenue planning for Holland America Line, said: “Pio XI - or the Brüggen Glacier - is the longest glacier in the southern hemisphere outside of Antarctica, and it is truly spectacular. Sometimes referred to as the ‘Grandaddy of Patagonian icefields,’ it’s known for its bright blue hues and signature dark streak, and it can really only be accessed via ship. Plus, it is a very active glacier for calving, so our guests are in for a treat when they visit.”   Select cruises can be extended into Collectors’ Voyages, which combine back-to-back sailings of up to 31 days.   For a limited time, when guests book 2026-2027 South America and Antarctica cruises with the ‘Have It All Early Booking Bonus’ package, the standard package amenities of shore excursions, speciality dining, a Signature Beverage Package, Surf Wi-Fi and pre-paid crew appreciation are included, plus upgrades to the Elite Beverage Package, Premium Wi-Fi and up to $300pp OBC.

Holland America Line plans to will invest $70 million in a multi-year expansion of its Denali Lodge and Alaska Cruisetours product. The investment will be used to expand guest capacity and improve facilities at the Denali Lodge. Work will start in 2025, with additional enhancements taking place in 2026 and 2027. This year, enhancements to the riverside interpretive trail will take place, with scenic viewpoints, improved on-site wayfinding, refined menu offerings for restaurants and public space improvements for the Cottonwood and Canyon Lodge guest room buildings. In 2025, work begins on remodeling 48 rooms in the Holland America Denali Lodge, and will see a new coffee shop and a remodeled Karstens Public House with expanded seating. Construction in 2027 will begin on a new guestroom building with 120 suite and standard rooms as well as a main lodge renovation.  This include a new restaurant concept and a new lobby bar. Beth Bodensteiner, HAL president, said: “It’s truly special that we can bring guests to a lodge at the doorstep of Denali National Park. This investment is a win for Alaska, our guests and Holland America Line.” Holland America Line’s 2025 and 2026 Cruisetours are available to book, allowing guests to combine an Alaska cruise with a journey into Denali National Park and Canada’s Yukon Territory. The cruise line owns motorcoaches, railcars and hotels, providing preferential schedules for Cruisetour guests. Each itinerary includes a scenic ride on the glass-domed McKinley Explorer train. Select itineraries visit Dawson and ride through the White Pass and Yukon Route Railroad from Skagway. Other select itineraries offer a direct-to-Denali service, taking guests from the ship to their Denali hotel room on the same day.

Holland America Line has launched a customer Christmas giveaway offering a host of prizes, including a full Grand World Voyage. The ‘Great HALiday Giveaway’ will run to December 17 and includes 150 prizes. Free Alaska, Caribbean, northern Europe and Mediterranean cruises are on offer, as well as partnership prizes such as a year-long subscription to Audible and Chef Morimoto gift cards. Over the 12-day period, guests can visit the ‘Great HALiday Giveaway’ website daily for a chance to win. Entrants will automatically go into a draw to win the grand prize of a full Grand World Voyage for two guests in either 2025 or 2026. This is the first time HAL has given away a cruise of this length. The winner can choose to sail on a full voyage or a segment. Additionally, every entrant will receive a bonus gift that applies to a new Holland America Line booking, with different perks unlocked daily. These include onboard spending money, reduced deposits, shore excursion credit or dinner in the Pinnacle Grill. Kacy Cole, Holland America Line’s chief marketing officer, said: “This year for the holidays, we want to encourage new as well as existing guests to get excited about holidaying at sea with us.” “We’re enabling guests to savour the journey, so much like an advent calendar each day new experiences will be unveiled.”

Holland America Line will once again host live cooking shows as part of its onboard culinary program. The demonstrations will be hosted by a ship’s executive chef and cruise and travel director and will take place fleetwide. They take place at least twice per seven-day sailing and more often on longer itineraries. The live cooking shows will focus on regional specialties and locally sourced seafood from the cruise line’s Global Fresh Fish Program. Guests can learn cooking techniques and the culinary history of the region, with the opportunity to taste the dishes in the dining room that evening. Guests also will be able to take a copy of the recipes home. Dishes prepared during the live shows will include: Alaska: barbecue salmon bowl; honey sriracha salmon bowl. Australia/ New Zealand: panko crusted Australian flathead; Australian bass with orange vermouth sauce; coral trout with porcini and bacon; and seared yellow fin bream. Asia: red snapper coconut curry and vegetables; crumbed miso sesame lamb chops; teriyaki salmon bowl with cauliflower rice; Mongolian barbecue lamb chops; macadamia crusted grouper; Japanese pork katsu with curry sauce; honey sriracha salmon bowl; and pan seared honey sake barramundi. Caribbean: Bahamian grouper with bacon grits; grilled seabass tacos with spicy slaw and lime crema; and crusted rockfish with cou-cou and coconut shrimp bisque. Hawaii: macadamia crusted grouper; kauai-style poke; lomi-lomi salmon; and seared opah with mango avocado relish. South Pacific:  Japanese pork katsu with curry sauce; honey sriracha salmon bowl; macadamia crusted Grouper; lomi-lomi salmon; crackling pork ceviche; and huli huli chicken. South America: seared grouper with Chilean salsa; grilled shrimp with chimichurri and polenta; braised short rib empanadas; and Peruvian half roasted chicken. Mexico: blackened tuna Oaxaca style; grouper with rice pilaf and salsa picante; and grilled seabass tacos with spicy slaw and lime crema. Michael Stendebach, HAL’s VP of food, beverage and room division for Holland America Line, said: “Our new cooking shows are all about connecting guests to the culinary culture of the region they’re visiting with a fun and attainable experience."

Holland America Line has launched its 2026 program of Alaska cruisetours, offering land exploration of Denali National Park and Canada's Yukon Territory. HAL has unveiled 18 itineraries, including a new 13-day Alaska, Denali and Yukon cruisetour. Itineraries range from nine to 17 days from May to September. Every cruisetour will visit Denali National Park and include days at sea aboard Koningsdam, Nieuw Amsterdam, Westerdam or Zaandam. Guests can personalize the order of their journey with either a cruise or overland first. They can extend their trip with an itinerary to Canada's Yukon Territory, including stops in Whitehorse and Dawson City. Holland America Line has also renamed its lodge, located at the edge of Denali National Park, to Holland America Denali Lodge. It was formerly known as McKinley Chalet. Nieuw Amsterdam and Westerdam will operate itineraries ranging from nine to 14 days between Vancouver, Canada, and Anchorage or Fairbanks, Alaska. All Denali cruisetours include a seven-day Glacier Discovery cruise featuring Glacier Bay and the Alaskan ports of Juneau, Ketchikan and Skagway, plus either College Fjord or Hubbard Glacier and Inside Passage. The land portion includes up to three nights at the Holland America Denali Lodge. A 14-day Ultimate Denali tour option includes an overnight at Homer, in addition to time in Fairbanks and Anchorage before or after a seven-day cruise. All single one-day Classic Alaska & Denali departures include a complimentary Denali Natural History Tour in Denali National Park, and guests can go in search of Alaska's 'Big 5' - bears, moose, Dall sheep, caribou and grey wolves - in their natural habitat. All two- and three-night itineraries include the Tundra Wilderness tour, where guests journey 43 miles into Denali National Park. Highlights of Yukon & Denali Cruisetours include: Itineraries range from nine to 17 days and include either a three- or four-day Inside Passage cruise on Koningsdam or Zaandam, or a seven-day Glacier Discovery cruise on Nieuw Amsterdam or Westerdam. There is a two- or three-night stay at Denali and Dawson City. Yukon & Denali cruisetours also feature overnights at Fairbanks, Anchorage and Skagway, depending on the itinerary. HAL has launched a new 13-day Alaska, Denali and Yukon cruisetour aboard Nieuw Amsterdam or Westerdam. This journey begins in Fairbanks, after which guests will fly to Dawson City before heading to Denali for three days. Guests will then travel on Holland America Line's glass-domed rail cars for a seven-day cruise to Vancouver. Guests booking this cruisetour get three complimentary tours: Riverboat Discovery in Fairbanks, the Klondike Gold tour in Dawson City, and Tundra Wilderness tour in Denali National Park. All Yukon and Denali departures now include the Klondike Gold Tour in Dawson City and the Tundra Wilderness Tour at Denali National Park. Beth Bodensteiner, chief commercial officer for HAL, said: "Guests who embark on one of our cruisetours get the opportunity to combine our award-winning cruise experience with exploration deep into the heart of wilderness." Holland America Line has operated itineraries in Alaska for more than 75 years and is the only cruise line to take guests into the heart of the Yukon. 

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• Itinerary on Volendam to increase to 133 days
• Cruise to visit 51 ports in 23 countries, including overnight stays
• Shorter segments of revised itinerary available

  Holland America Line has updated its 2026 Grand World Voyage, departing roundtrip from Fort Lauderdale on January 4, 2026, aboard the 1,432-passenger Volendam.   The new itinerary replaces a prior route through the Red Sea. Given the evolving situation in the region and in consultation with security experts, Holland America has made the decision to reroute the planned voyage.   The now 133-day voyage will take in ports in East and Southeast Asia, Central America, destinations in the US and a transit of the Panama Canal.   The changes will impact the last 54 days of the itinerary, which, due to a crossing of the International Dateline, will increase from 132 to 133 days. The amended cruise will now visit 51 ports in 23 countries across five continents, concluding as planned on May 17, 2026, in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Prices start from £24,199pp.   Updates comprise:   * Following the originally planned overnight call in Singapore, Volendam will sail north to Vietnam, calling at Phu My (Ho Chi Minh City), Nha Trang and Halong Bay (Hanoi). * The ship will overnight in Hong Kong before continuing northeast to Kaohsiung and Keelung (Taipei), Taiwan. * Six ports of call in Japan, including overnights in Nagasaki and Tokyo, before completing a transpacific crossing. * A call at Kodiak, Sitka and Ketchikan, Alaska, before sailing south along the Pacific Coast of the US to Seattle, Washington and San Diego, California. * The voyage continues southeast to Manzanillo and Puerto Chiapas, Mexico; and Acajutla, El Salvador, before overnight stays in Fuerte Amador (Panama City), Panama, and a transit of the Panama Canal. * A new call at Cartagena, Colombia.   From November 13, 2024, guests will be able to book 21- to 55-day segments featuring the new portion of the itinerary. Highlighted segments include:   * 55-day Singapore to Fort Lauderdale, departing March 24, 2026 * 21-day Singapore to Tokyo, departing March 24, 2026 * 34-day Tokyo to Fort Lauderdale, departing April 14, 2026   Beth Bodensteiner, chief commercial officer for Holland America Line, said: “We know immersive experiences in exciting destinations are always a main draw for those choosing a world cruise. The dozen ports we’ve added in Asia will bring that part of the world to life for our guests. From exploring the emerald waters of Halong Bay or snorkelling in Nha Trang, to overnight stays in Hong Kong, Nagasaki and Tokyo, the deep exploration of the region provides guests the opportunity to take in the culture and natural beauty of Asia as part of their world cruise.”   Until June 16, 2025, guests who book the Grand World Voyage receive up to $2,000pp USD in onboard spending money, a 3% pay-in-full discount, a free Wi-Fi Surf package and a £400pp flight discount, if booked through Holland America Line.   Guests already booked on the full Grand World Voyage or segments impacted by the changes will be contacted by their travel agent or Holland America Line with further details and options.