HOLLAND America Line (HAL) has announced northern spring 2022 return-to-service dates for its final three ships in its fleet, which will see Oosterdam’s Australian voyages next year cancelled. Guests on the ship’s cancelled cruises will be moved to the same itinerary in 2023 aboard Noordam, which will join Oosterdam and...
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HOLLAND America Line (HAL) has announced northern spring 2022 return-to-service dates for its final three ships in its fleet, which will see Oosterdam’s Australian voyages next year cancelled.
Guests on the ship’s cancelled cruises will be moved to the same itinerary in 2023 aboard Noordam, which will join Oosterdam and Westerdam in resuming cruising in Japan, the Mediterranean and Alaska, meaning Holland America’s full fleet will be back to cruising by the northern spring.
“We’ve been working intensely to get all of our ships back into service, and to have final restart dates that will complete the fleet is rewarding for everyone who has put their all into making this happen,” said President Gus Antorcha.
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