"Since Icy Strait Point's inception, we've strived to balance the needs of our Alaska Native community with those of Alaska's growing cruise industry and this development was a natural step for us," said Russell Dick, chief executive officer of Huna Totem Corporation. Once completed later this summer, the Mountain Top Gondola will take guests to the top of Hoonah Mountain at 1,600-feet of elevation, where miles of new hiking trails and scenic vistas await.
With the opening of the new high-speed Transporter Gondola, guests have easy access to Icy Strait Point's first pier, Adventure Landing, where the Historic Salmon Cannery dating back to 1912 and other local attractions are located. Our investment in Icy Strait Point is providing our guests with more opportunities to experience and understand the natural and cultural beauty of the destination and its people."Ī vehicle-free zone, the new Wilderness Landing provides additional forest and beach areas for visitors to explore the natural wonders of the destination. Our return represents our continued commitment to Alaska and to the well-being of the destinations we visit. "The absence of cruising last year was detrimental to these communities, which lost approximately $1.5 billion. "Our return to Alaska is a monumental moment for not only NCL but for the state's communities as well," said Harry Sommer, president and chief executive officer of Norwegian Cruise Line. 10, 2021 a double ribbon cutting ceremony took place to officially open the new Wilderness Landing pier and the first of two gondola systems to be completed as part of the joint investment between NCLH and Huna Totem. Icy Strait Point is a wholly owned and operated subsidiary of Huna Totem Corporation. (NCLH) and Huna Totem Corporation, the village corporation owned by approximately 1,400 Alaska Native shareholders with aboriginal ties to Hoonah and the Glacier Bay area. Adding to the already momentous milestone, Norwegian Encore is the first in the industry to berth at the new Wilderness Landing pier at Icy Strait Point, which was built in partnership between NCL's parent company Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd. 7, 2021 for her first season of voyages to Alaska. The Brand's newest innovative ship Norwegian Encore set sail from Seattle on Aug. and Huna Totem Corporation, are Norwegian Encore Captain Martin Holmqvist, NCL President and CEO Harry Sommer, Huna Totem Corporation CEO Russell Dick and Tyler Hickman, Vice President of Huna Totem Corporation. Pictured here on the new Wilderness Landing pier, which was built in partnership between Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd.
with Norwegian Encore's debut voyage to Alaska, where Icy Strait Point was the first port of call. Norwegian Cruise Line makes its Great Cruise Comeback from the U.S.
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