Holland America Line and Un Mundo de Cruceros ' collaboration takes another step forward with the launch of the new All-Inclusive Travel collection for 2027 and 2028. More destinations and departures allow travelers to discover Alaska, Asia, Oceania, and South America in programs that include flights, hotels, transfers, cruises, and Spanish-speaking tour guides.
In this way, A World of Cruises has presented one of its most comprehensive proposals to date to discover some of the world's great destinations with Holland America Line.
The new collection significantly expands the available product and incorporates itineraries through Alaska, Canada, Japan, South Korea, China, Singapore, Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand, Malaysia, the Philippines, Australia, New Zealand, Argentina, Chile and Uruguay, combining great land and sea trips into a single organized experience.
The aim of these programs is to make it easier for travelers to access long-haul destinations where planning and logistics can be particularly complex. To achieve this, each trip includes all the essential services needed from the moment of departure from Spain in a single package.
According to the itinerary, the programs include flights from Madrid or Barcelona, accommodation in selected hotels before and/or after the cruise, transfers, visits in Spanish, full board cruise on board Holland America Line, tour guide in Spanish, port and airport taxes and one checked bag per trip.
Complete tours with a Spanish-speaking guide
The 2027-2028 program offers a choice of some of the world's most spectacular travel destinations. In Alaska, passengers can sail aboard the Koningsdam through the Inside Passage, Tracy Arm, and Glacier Bay, as well as visit Juneau, Skagway, and Ketchikan. The program includes a pre-trip stay in Vancouver and offers the option to extend the voyage with itineraries to the
Canadian Rockies, Victoria, or Whistler.
Asia takes center stage in the new collection. Among the offerings are itineraries dedicated to Japan, combinations of Japan, South Korea, and China, as well as various routes through Southeast Asia, with stops in destinations such as Singapore, Hong Kong, Bangkok, Ho Chi Minh City, Da Nang, Ha Long Bay, Cambodia, Malaysia, and the Philippines.
The offer also includes several programs through Australia and New Zealand, with itineraries between Sydney and Auckland that combine major cities such as Melbourne, Wellington or Sydney with some of the most spectacular natural landscapes in the southern hemisphere, including sailing through Milford Sound and
Fiordland National Park.
In South America, the itinerary once again features one of its most popular journeys: Patagonia and Tierra del Fuego, a voyage between Chile and Argentina that explores the Chilean Fjords, the Pio XI Glacier, the Strait of Magellan, the Beagle Channel, Ushuaia, and Cape Horn before continuing to the Falkland Islands,
Montevideo, and Buenos Aires. Passengers can also add an optional extension to Iguazu Falls.
According to Juan Rodero, General Manager of Un Mundo de Cruceros/StarClass, “the growing demand from Spanish travelers who want to enjoy a complete vacation with permanent assistance in their usual language has only consolidated this collaboration with Holland America Line, in addition to a proposal of complete itineraries on board mid-sized ships that are leaders in the premium segment, with first-class gastronomy and service.”.
Programming and prices 2027-2028
The new collection includes the following releases:
- Alaska and Vancouver (11 days) aboard the Koningsdam – Departures: June 17; July 8 and 22; August 5 and 19, 2027
- Japan (19 days) aboard the Noordam – Departure: September 23, 2027
- Japan, South Korea and China (19 days) aboard the Noordam – Departure: October 21, 2027
- Australia and New Zealand (21 days) aboard the Westerdam – Departure: October 20, 2027
- Vietnam, Cambodia and Thailand (18 days) aboard the Noordam – Departure: November 5, 2027
- Patagonia and Tierra del Fuego (20 days) aboard the Nieuw Amsterdam – Departure: November 29, 2027
- Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam (18 days) aboard the Noordam – Departure: December 3, 2027
- New Zealand and Australia (21 days) aboard the Westerdam – Departures: December 2, 2027 and March 9, 2028
- Thailand, Malaysia and the Philippines (18 days) aboard the Noordam – Departure: January 28, 2028
- Patagonia and Tierra del Fuego (20 days) aboard the Nieuw Amsterdam – Departure: February 18, 2028
- Japan and South Korea (19 days) aboard the Noordam – Departure: March 9, 2028
Alaska, with extensions to complete the trip through Canada
Alaska programs can be extended with various overland excursions through Canada. The most comprehensive option is an eight-day tour of the Canadian Rockies, visiting Calgary, Banff, Lake Louise, Jasper, and Kamloops. It's also possible to add an extension to Victoria or extend the trip to Whistler.
Holland America Line, the premium component of the trip
The cruises are conducted aboard Holland America Line ships, a premium company characterized by its mid-sized vessels, a carefully curated gastronomic offering, personalized service and itinerary programs designed to delve deeper into the destinations visited.
The combination of Holland America Line's product with the organization of Un Mundo de Cruceros allows the experience to go beyond the cruise itself: the journey begins from the departure from Spain and integrates flights, accommodations, transfers, visits and sailing into a single program.
Passengers who wish to expand the services included on board can also add Have It All, which includes dinners at specialty restaurants, a Signature beverage package, Wi-Fi,
Holland America Line shore excursion credit, and gratuities during the cruise.
Another new feature of the program is the option to reserve a place, making it easier to plan major trips in advance for 2027 and 2028. This option allows you to secure availability in advance for particularly popular destinations such as Alaska, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, or Patagonia, where certain dates and cabin categories can sell out months in advance.
With more destinations, more dates and an expanded offer, Un Mundo de Cruceros thus reinforces its commitment to Complete Trips with a Spanish-speaking tour guide, a formula aimed at those who want to take long international tours with all the main services organized and with accompaniment in their language.
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