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Princess Cruises has announced an extension of the pause on cruise vacations from Seattle until June 27, 2021, impacting Alaska Inside Passage cruises on the Emerald Princess and Majestic Princess. Guests affected by these cancellations can rebook for 2022, retaining their 2021 fare, or opt for a future cruise credit (FCC) totaling 110% of the cruise fare paid, or a full refund. Requests must be made by April 15, 2021. The company will also transfer commissions earned by travel agents from canceled cruises to new bookings for affected travelers.

Holland America Line has announced the extension of its pause on cruise operations, affecting all June 2021 roundtrip sailings to Alaska from Seattle. Six voyages on Eurodam and Oosterdam are impacted, but July and later sailings remain unaffected. Guests will be automatically rebooked to comparable sailings in 2022 at the same fare, with options for refunds or Future Cruise Credit. The company continues discussions with Canadian and U.S. authorities for potential cruise opportunities to Alaska, highlighting the importance of this market.

Seabourn has announced new expedition itineraries for its ultra-luxury ship, Seabourn Venture, set for summer and fall of 2022. These itineraries will explore stunning locations in the Arctic, Caribbean, and parts of Central and South America over 16 immersive voyages, ranging from 10 to 15 days. Guests will experience diverse wildlife, pristine landscapes, and cultural insights unique to each destination. The voyages may include options to combine trips for longer stays of up to 29 days.

Princess Cruises is extending its pause on cruise vacations in the Caribbean, California Coast, Mexico, and Mediterranean through June 30, 2021. This decision affects multiple cruises, including those on Caribbean Princess and Ruby Princess. Guests booked on these canceled voyages will have options to rebook for 2022, receive a future cruise credit (FCC) with a bonus, or request a full refund. Travel agent commissions from canceled cruises will be transferred to new bookings. More information is available on their website.

Holland America Line and Princess Cruises are preparing to welcome travelers back to Alaska this summer with various vacation options. Offering escorted tours, hotel stays, and sightseeing, guests can explore iconic locations like Denali and Portage Glacier. New COVID-19 health protocols will ensure safety for all. In 2022, Holland America Line celebrates 75 years of operations in Alaska, with a range of cruises and Land+Sea Journeys available. Princess Cruises also expands its offerings with six ships and exclusive rail services. Bookings are now open for a summer full of adventure.

Princess Cruises is extending the pause of its UK-based cruise operations through September 25, 2021, in response to the UK Government's travel restrictions. New short cruises will be launched in late summer on Regal Princess and Sky Princess. Guests booked on cancelled voyages can either rebook for 2022 with fare protection or opt for a future cruise credit (FCC) of 100% plus an additional 10% bonus FCC or a full refund. The company aims to maintain relationships with travel agents by transferring commissions from cancelled bookings to new ones.

P&O Cruises will launch short and week-long UK cruises as staycations this summer, set to go on sale later in March. President Paul Ludlow expressed optimism as government restrictions ease and vaccination efforts expand, aiming to provide a reliable holiday experience. However, to accommodate these new sailings, existing cruises on several ships will be canceled until late August and September. Canceled guests will receive a Future Cruise Credit of 125% of their payment or a 100% refund, valid until December 2021.