John Hall’s Alaska Cruises & Tours is thanking military members for their service by partnering with Freedom Alliance, an educational and charitable organization, to donate trips to the Last Frontier for veterans and their families.

For every seat purchased through April 1 for John Hall’s Alaska 14-day Denali Explorer land and cruise tour, the organization will donate a seat on the land portion of the itinerary to Freedom Alliance, an organization aimed at honoring and providing support to military veterans.

“As part of its mission to honor veterans, Freedom Alliance offers the opportunity to provide enriching experiences for veterans and their families to enjoy, and we wanted to be a part of that,” said owner and CEO John Hall Sr. “We appreciate the personal sacrifices service members make to protect our freedom, and want to thank them for their support by offering them and their family members an opportunity to spend time together and explore some of the most beautiful scenery that America has to offer.”

The Denali Explorer tour runs in the summer and fall months and is comprised of a seven-day land portion followed by a seven-day cruise through destinations and communities along Alaska’s Inside Passage, including Hubbard Glacier, Juneau, Skagway, Icy Strait Point and Ketchikan. The tour’s land portion travels through Denali National Park and Preserve, Talkeetna, Anchorage and the seaside community of Seward and includes a variety of recreational excursions, all meals, hotels and personalized service onboard luxury motorcoaches. To book this itinerary, please visit www.kissalaska.com or call (800) 325-2270.

John Hall’s Alaska prides themselves on offering small group tours that take guests to some of the most spectacular and unique destinations and cultural attractions that Alaska has to offer.

John Hall’s Alaska Cruises & Tours is family-owned and operated and has been hosting Alaska land and cruise tours for more than three decades, offering luxury, all-inclusive packages featuring privately-chartered excursions and exclusive activities. For more information, visit www.kissalaska.com.

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