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HX Expeditions Marks 130 Years with Alaska Voyage Discounts Up to 35%

HX Expeditions Marks 130 Years with Alaska Voyage Discounts Up to 35%
Cruise · 2026
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By Isabella Rocha Cruise & Maritime Jun 23, 2026 3 min read

HX Expeditions is marking its 130th season with a targeted promotion on Alaska itineraries, offering travel professionals a compelling value proposition for clients seeking expedition cruising. The anniversary sale provides savings of up to 35% on select voyages, along with complimentary suite upgrades on certain departures, positioning Alaska as a key destination for the line through early 2028.

Alaska Itineraries and Pricing

The headline deals center on three core routes. The 13-day Alaska’s Inside Passage: Where the Mountains Meet the Sea starts at $10,284 per person. The 10-day Alaska’s Inside Passage: Fjords of the Great Land is priced from $7,428, while the 18-day Alaska and British Columbia – Inside Passage, Bears & Aleutian Islands voyage begins at $17,050. These fares apply to selected departures through March 2028, giving agents and their clients ample planning flexibility.

HX has long emphasized the educational and expedition aspects of its cruises. Included in the fare are onboard meals, beverages, expedition activities, Wi-Fi, photography services, a branded expedition jacket, a reusable water bottle, and access to the Science and Education Program. This program features expert-led talks and guided experiences that contextualize the region’s landscapes, wildlife, and cultures, transforming the voyage into a living classroom.

Sustainability and Operational Context

The line’s commitment to sustainability adds further weight to the offer. HX has eliminated heavy fuel oils, removed unnecessary single-use plastics, and introduced hybrid-powered expedition ships. For many travelers, these initiatives are increasingly important when selecting a cruise operator. The promotion also aligns with broader industry developments in Alaska, such as the recent opening of Royal Caribbean Group’s new Seward terminal, which features shore power and year-round community use.

Alaska’s glaciers, fjords, and marine wildlife remain among the world’s most sought-after expedition destinations. HX’s itineraries are designed to get travelers closer to these natural wonders, offering an alternative to crowded tourist hotspots. The 130th anniversary sale underscores the line’s century-plus of expedition expertise, combining wild scenery with smart inclusions.

For travel professionals, this promotion represents a strong opportunity to sell Alaska as a premium expedition product with extended booking windows. The savings and upgrade incentives are likely to appeal to clients who value early planning and deep engagement with destinations. As HX continues to invest in sustainable operations and educational programming, its Alaska offerings remain a distinctive choice in the expedition cruise segment.

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