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Holland America Launches ‘Book Early & Save’ Offer for 2026 Summer & Beyond

by Bruce Parkinson  August 25, 2025
holland america line's oosterdam cruise ship in front of hubbard glacier in alaska

Photo: Holland America Line

Holland America Line is launching a “Book Early & Save” offer on select cruises for 2026 summer and beyond in honour of being named  “Best Alaska Cruise Overall” by Forbes Vetted. 

Travellers who book by September 30, can enjoy bonus perks and added amenities with a $1,400 cruise package included in their fare on a variety of itineraries like 2026 Alaska cruises and Cruisetours.

The Forbes Vetted “Best Alaska Cruise Overall” recognition cites Holland America Line’s “Alaska Up Close” programming, onboard wildlife experts, Glacier Bay experiences and nearly 80 years of Alaska expertise as key reasons behind the honor.

“Being named the Best Alaska Cruise Overall is a testament to our deep-rooted connection to the region and the unmatched experiences we offer,” said Dan Rough, Holland America Line’s vice president of revenue management. 

“With our ‘Book Early & Save’ offer, we’re inviting travellers to plan ahead and take advantage of exceptional value while exploring the beauty of Alaska with the cruise line that knows it best.”

Book Early & Save features 60% off top amenities with Holland America Line’s new Best Price Guarantee, up to $300 shore excursion credit, up to three nights of specialty dining, free prepaid crew appreciation, a free upgrade to the Elite Beverage Package and a free upgrade to the Premium Wi-Fi package when booking with the Have It All Premium fare.

While Alaska cruises take center stage, Book Early & Save is also valid on cruises to destinations like Europe and Canada & New England.

Holland America Line was honoured by Forbes Vetted for its Alaska cruises.

Hundreds of cruises and Alaska Cruisetours are featured in Book Early & Save. Example departures:

  • 7-Day Alaska Explorer on Eurodam, July 4, 2026, roundtrip Seattle, Washington, starting at $314 per person, per day.
  • 7-Day Alaska Inside Passage on Koningsdam, May 9, 2026, roundtrip Vancouver, British Columbia, starting at $224 per person, per day.
  • 7-Day Glacier Discovery on Westerdam, May 10, 2026, from Vancouver to Whittier, Alaska, starting at $176 per person, per day.
  • 7-Day Fjords of Iceland on Rotterdam, July 12, 2026, from Rotterdam, the Netherlands, to Reykjavik, Iceland, starting at $275 per person, per day.
  • 7-Day Canada & New England: UNESCO Sites & Quebecois Nights on Zuiderdam, May 2, 2026, from Quebec City, Quebec, to Boston, Massachusetts, starting at $176 per person, per day.

Taxes and fees are included. All fares listed are based on double occupancy and are subject to change.

Best Deal of the Year on Cruises Summer 2026 & Beyond

Depending on the length of the cruise, guests who book with Have It All earn up to a $300 shore excursion credit and up to three nights of specialty dining. The longer the cruise, the higher the tour credit and number of dining experiences. Also included is prepaid crew appreciation as well as upgrades to premier beverage and Wi-Fi packages.

The “Book Early & Save” offer is not valid on cruises three days or less or Grand Voyages. Collectors’ Voyages, which combine two back-to-back, non-repeating itineraries, are included in the sale.

  
  
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