Princess Cruises wraps up Alaska trade roadshow in Australia
Close to 300 travel advisors reportedly attended events across five Australian cities focused on the cruise line’s Alaska program.
Princess Cruises has completed a national trade roadshow highlighting its Alaska offerings to travel advisors in Brisbane, Adelaide, Sydney, Perth and Melbourne, according to industry coverage. Local trade media reported that close to 300 advisors attended the series.
The events showcased itineraries featuring the Inside Passage and ports including Juneau, Skagway and Ketchikan. Presentations also covered Princess’ northbound and southbound voyages, which can combine cruising with inland touring.
Princess promotes cruisetour packages pairing seven-night sailings with multi-day land itineraries to Fairbanks, Denali National Park and other destinations in Alaska’s interior. These packages are supported by the company’s wilderness lodges and rail connections.
In earlier product announcements, Princess introduced a Katmai National Park cruisetour and expanded its North to Alaska program with locally influenced food options and onboard enrichment.
