Holland America to Deploy Five Ships in Europe in 2007
August 31st, 2006 by info
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Release Date: 8/31/2006
Holland America to Deploy Five Ships in Europe in 2007
Holland America Line has scheduled its longest European cruise season in recent history with sailings over nine months. Five ships will embark on one-third more sailings next year with 46 different itineraries. Sailings to Europe begin March 12 and run through Nov. 3, 2007, and range from 10 to 56 days. A total of 82 departure dates are scheduled with 136 ports of call, including 13 maiden ports. Among the maiden port calls are Jupivogur, Iceland; Sochi, Russia; and Koper, Slovenia. Ports in Slovenia and Albania plus seldom-visited cities like Lorient, France; Lubeck, Germany; Peterhead, Scotland; and Greenwich, England are scheduled. The program includes 10 transatlantic crossings and journeys to the North Cape and Polar Icecap. The European quintet includes the 1,848- passenger Westerdam, the 1,316-passenger Rotterdam, the 1,258-passenger Veendam and Maasdam; and the 793-passenger Prinsendam. Holland America’s Early Advantage pricing represents 10 to 30 percent off brochure fares on select sailings booked by Sept. 30. For more information, call 877-SAIL-HAL or visit www.hollandamerica.com.
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