Ham and … Excellent News!
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Dear NR Wanna-Cruisers, Yes, it is excellent news, for those of you who are looking for a more affordable rate -- but more about that shortly. Now . . . To those thousands of you who are still considering coming on the spectacular National Review 2015 Alaska Summer Cruise . . . The clock is ticking . . . To those of you at the very edge of that decision who are hoping for a little nudge from the good people at NR to turn that wish, that dream, into a reality . . . I have exceptional news for you! Mary Katharine Ham , Fox News contributor and HotAir.com Editor-at-large, will be joining our already tremendous line-up. Will you be on board the beautiful Westerdam this July 18-25th, to revel in the glory and beauty of the great 49th state, and to discuss the day's big events and issues with leading conservative writers and thinkers and economists and strategists? The phenomenal journey -- which would make an excellent family vacation or reunion -- will sail round-trip from Seattle on the Westerdam, visiting Juneau, Ketchikan, Sitka, Glacier Bay, and Victoria, B.C.  You can view a great video from Holland America about the Alaska cruise here and read all about the voyage at www.nrcruise.com, and you can reserve your cabin there also, but let me share some of the highlights. The National Review 2015 Alaska Summer Cruise is a unique opportunity to meet preeminent conservative celebrities and to discuss the day's most important issues: In addition to Mary Katharine, our great line-up of confirmed speakers includes
and from NR's editorial All Stars
Over 400 NR readers -- make certain you're one of them! -- are expected to take this wonderful trip, which is why we most strongly urge you to act now to reserve your stateroom. Alaska cruises are mega-popular because of the region's raw beauty. For Mother Nature at her finest, you cannot beat the stunning waterways hugging the 49th State, or the glaciers and other wonders that adorn it from the Arctic to the Gulf. And for a family vacation destination, how can you compete with an Alaska voyage, coming smack dab in the middle of the summer? You can't. So don't beat them, join them (with your family) -- on the National Review 2015 Alaska Summer Cruise. There's a cabin to meet everyone's taste and budget: Our all-inclusive prices start at just $2,299 per person, and "Single" staterooms begin at a very affordable $3,399 (the same prices we offered on our last trip here in 2007!). And now for that exceptional news . . . Holland America has just given us a crack at Category G "obstructed view" cabins - these are great for those who want an affordable cabin but can't handle the concept of NO windows - the G cabins (there are only a handful" can be had for $2,699 a person, and $3,899 for a single. This may be the affordable / tolerable nexus you were looking for. If you've wanted to go on an NR cruise, but haven't, consider this: The "typical" NR cruise "alumnus" has been on an average of four of our seafaring trips! They keep coming back again and again for an obvious reason: an NR cruise is sure to be a great time. It's time you discovered this for yourself. An NR cruise is your unique chance to meet and intimately discuss politics and policy with some of the true giants of conservative and political affairs. Here are all the NR exclusives we offer as part of our winning program to ensure you a phenomenal week:
So, again, reserve your stateroom up at www.nrcruise.com, where you can also find complete information about the trip. Questions: email me at jfowler@nationalreview.com . I am happy to do what I can to help you make July 18-25 the best week of your life. And you can call the good folks (Joanne, Cathy, Karen, Mila) at The Cruise and Vacation Authority (800-707-1634, from 9AM to 5PM Eastern time). They'll be extra happy to help. You can also email them at groups@the-cruise-authority.com. See you in July! Best, Jack Fowler Publisher
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