A cedar monument in the park — “Thundering Wings” by Lingít master carver Nathan Jackson — depicts an eagle taking flight.
Tourism
Canada will end its COVID testing requirement for vaccinated travelers on April 1
Canada will still require U.S. travelers to complete the ArriveCAN process and show proof of vaccination to enter the country.
Juneau Assembly approves change to waterfront plan, making a 5th large cruise ship dock possible
Several members of the public testified against the change. Some said that even though the change doesn’t guarantee construction of a new Norwegian dock, it sets the stage for one.
$10M in cruise passenger taxes to boost Capital Civic Center project
Juneau cruise ship passengers could foot a big chunk of the bill for a new, integrated convention center and performing arts venue.
Travel industry figures are bullish on a near-normal 2022 Alaska cruise season
This summer, cruise ship schedules are packed — on some days, Ketchikan and Juneau are expecting as many as seven ships in port at a time.
With cruise ships just 7 weeks out, Skagway businesses struggle with hiring
State economist Neil Fried says it will be a challenge for businesses to attract seasonal workers who’ve found full-time work since the pandemic started.





