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Silversea Cruises is to resume cruises in Alaska and Iceland from July. The luxury line, which has previously announced restarts in Greece and the Galapagos Islands from June, will start Alaska sailings from Seattle on July 29. The move follows US legislation which enables cruises to operate in Alaska without a required call in Canada, which currently prohibits cruise travel. The Alaska itineraries will be operated by Silver Muse (pictured), with Silver Shadow starting the first of three 10-day...

Silversea Continues to Lead Restart of Ultra-Luxury Cruising June 1, 2021 Silversea Cruises, the first cruise line to return to global ultra-luxury cruising with voyages in Greece and the Galápagos from June, has announced new summer voyages in Alaska and Iceland, starting in July 2021. With the passage of the U.S. Alaska Tourism Restoration Act, which enables cruises to Alaska without required stops in Canada,  Silver Muse will resume round-trip sailings from Seattle starti...

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Silversea Cruises will recommence sailings to Alaska and Iceland from next month aboard Silver Muse and Silver Shadow.

Continuing its summer comeback, Silversea Cruises scheduled new summer voyages in Alaska and Iceland starting in July.

/PRNewswire/ -- Silversea Cruises, the first cruise line to return to global ultra-luxury cruising with voyages in Greece and the Galápagos from June, has...

Share: Mendenhall Glacier, Alaska // Photo by chaolik/iStock/Getty Images/Getty Images Plus Silversea Cruises has announced new summer voyages in Alaska and Iceland, starting in July. With the passage of the U.S. Alaska Tourism Restoration Act, which enables cruises to Alaska without required stops in Canada,  Silver Muse will resume round-trip sailings from Seattle starting July 29, making Silversea the first luxury cruise line to operate in Alaska this summer. In additi...

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"The return to service is fast gaining momentum," said CEO Roberto Martinoli.

TORONTO — While the Canadian travel industry waits for travel restrictions to lift and the border to reopen, more U.S.-based cruise lines have announced 2021 sailings out of the U.S. and beyond.