12th Jun 2020 08:10
(Alliance News) - Carnival PLC on Friday said Holland America Line has opted to extend its pause on cruise operations and is cancelling further departures from the port of Vancouver in 2020 as well as some Hawaii itineraries for early 2021.
The 22-day Panama Canal cruise on board the Eurodam leaving September 26 from Vancouver, Canada and travelling to Fort Lauderdale, Florida has been cancelled.
On the Koningsdam ship, the seven-day Pacific Northwest cruise from Vancouver to San Diego, California on September 2 has been cancelled. The Circle Hawaii Voyages roundtrip from San Diego on January 16 and February 2, 2021 also have been cancelled.
The Maasdam 16-day Mexico and Sea of Cortez itinerary from Vancouver to San Diego on September 21 has been cancelled, as has the Noordam 14-day North Pacific Crossing from Vancouver to Yokohama, Japan on September 27.
On the Volendam, the 17-day Circle Hawaii cruise roundtrip from Vancouver scheduled for September 20 has been cancelled, along with the 23-day Inca Discovery voyage from Vancouver to San Antonio, Chile on October 7.
Shorter segments within each of these cruise departures have also been cancelled.
Holland America said customers will receive future cruise credits automatically, with a refund available on request.
Those who have paid in full will get cruise credit equal to the base amount paid plus 25%. Those who have not paid in full will get future cruise credit plus double the amount of their deposit. This credit is valid for 12 months from the date is its issues and can be used to book sailings departing through December 31, 2022, Carnival said.
The stock was up 3.1% in London early Friday at 1,227.01 pence.
By Anna Farley; [email protected]
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