Selling Alaska


Sell the Destination Alaska is the perfect destination for travellers who have never cruised before. It’s so easy to combine an Alaska cruise with a land tour – and clients may ask you about Canada & Alaska without realising that the best way to explore this magnificent region is by ship.


Combine Alaska with the Rockies Your clients may want to visit the Canadian Rockies. Point out that most Rockies tours (including the excellent Rocky Mountaineer train) last just a few days, so are ideal as add-ons and very easy to combine with an Alaska cruise. A number of UK tour operators (who take bookings from agents) offer an integrated Rockies & Alaska holiday including a HAL cruise – a ready packaged holiday you can recommend.


Become an Alaska Specialist! Holland America Line’s ‘HAL Academy’ training course offers a specialist Alaska module, which will give you lots of information about Alaska, along with selling tips. Our Business Development team also offer training, webinars and incentives to help you sell more Alaska.


Learn more about our Alaska specialist course at www.halacademy.co.uk


GoHAL.co.uk Is your one-stop resource for HAL Travel Partners, with everything you need to market and sell our premium brand. On GoHAL you’ll find news, images, video, details on the latest campaigns.


GoHAL is also your portal to POLAR online, the industry’s best online booking system, enabling you to make and manage your new and existing HAL reservations in minutes.


WAYS TO BOOK: Reservations Online POLAR Online: via www.hollandamerica.co.uk and click on partnerships.


Reservations by phone - 0344 338 8600 Contact the Sales Team on salessupport@hollandamerica.co.uk

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