Holland America Line’s 150th Anniversary Sale

Holland America Line’s 150th Anniversary Sale

In celebration of its 150th Anniversary which falls today April 18, Holland America Line is putting the gift in the hands of its customers.

It’s offering a AU$1 deposit per person and savings of up to 25 per cent off cruise only launch fares on select 2023 – 2024 cruises plus up to US$150 onboard credit per person depending on stateroom category and length of sailing.

“Holland America Line’s 150th anniversary is an opportunity to show our guests how much we appreciate them, whether it’s through special onboard activities or amazing offers like the Anniversary Sale that make cruising with us an even more valuable vacation,” said Beth Bodensteiner, chief commercial officer, Holland America Line.

“Our milestone birthday this month is one that few companies ever reach, and we’re taking the year to celebrate Holland America Line and the historical significance of the brand.”

The up to US$150 per person onboard spending money for the first and second guests in a stateroom can be put toward a variety of experiences and amenities, including specialty dining, spa treatments, shore excursions, beverages, photographs, souvenirs and more.

With the Anniversary Sale, travellers can explore Alaska (Alaska Cruisetours are included), the Caribbean, Mexico, Northern Europe, Mediterranean, Panama Canal, Canada/New England, Hawaii, South Pacific, South America and Antarctica, Australia and New Zealand. The Anniversary Sale is not valid on Grand Voyages and itineraries four days or less.

Eligible sailings can be found here, and terms and conditions are here.

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