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Holland America Line Marks America's 250th Anniversary in 2026 with Cruise to Historical U.S. Ports
- Beginning July 4, 2026, Holland America Line will offer a week-long cruise on Zuiderdam, departing from Boston and visiting historical American ports such as New York and Norfolk, to commemorate the nation’s 250th anniversary.
- This voyage honors America's semiquincentennial, a milestone arising from 250 years since the Declaration of Independence, amid concerns that polarized politics might disrupt celebrations.
- The cruise allows guests to experience views of the Fourth of July fireworks, explore significant Revolutionary War landmarks, and witness the large gathering of historic tall ships assembled in New York Harbor for the nation's 250th anniversary celebrations.
- The cruise offers an opportunity to explore significant historic sites tied to America's origins, with prices beginning at $1,459 per person, which includes all taxes and fees, according to the leader of Holland America Line.
- The semiquincentennial aims to inspire civic education and unity by encouraging reflection on the American creed and shared political traditions amid historically low national pride levels.
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Holland America Line Marks America’s 250th Anniversary in 2026 with Cruise to Historical U.S. Ports
The July 4 departure aboard Zuiderdam sails roundtrip from Boston and includes an overnight in New York and a visit to Norfolk, Virginia. In honor of America’s 250th birthday in 2026, Holland America Line is sailing a landmark cruise roundtrip from Boston — the epicenter of the American Revolution. The seven-day “America’s 250th Celebration: Stars & Stripes Voyage” aboard Zuiderdam departs July 4, 2026, and includes a visit to Saint John, New Br…
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