Nestled at the southern edge of Alaska’s Inside Passage, Ketchikan is a city steeped in history and natural beauty. Originally, it began as a humble fishing site for the Tlingit people before witnessing a transformation during the Gold Rush era as it became a bustling hub for timber and the fishing industry. This port town
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Cruise tourism in Sitka, Alaska, dates back to 1882, marking over a century of economic influence intertwined with local culture. Tonia Puletau-Lang, a tourism professional with nearly a decade of experience in Sitka, highlights not just the economic vitality brought about by this sector, but also its contentious nature. With a significant portion of the
Alaska’s stunning landscapes and vibrant wildlife have long drawn travelers to its shores, making it a prime destination for cruise lines eager to showcase the region’s beauty. After a remarkable cruise season in 2023, interest in Alaska continues to grow, with Juneau, the state’s capital, emerging as a focal point for both tourists and local