I Got Certified. Now I'm Actually Asking You to Book the Trip.
I have spent the last few weeks telling you I got Princess-certified, what the training was like, and how many itineraries I now have opinions about.
What I have not done is come right out and said: okay, here's how it works for you. So — new week, less stalling.
What the Training Actually Changed
Buried in all those modules was a real breakdown of what an Alaska sailing is built around — the pacing between glacier days and port days, why Glacier Bay gets its own kind of reverence on an itinerary, and how a round-trip-from-Seattle route strings the ports together differently than one that starts or ends somewhere else.
That's not trivia anymore. It's exactly what I used to help build the 2027 hosted cruise — a 7-night round trip from Seattle on the Royal Princess, June 2027, with Glacier Bay included on the route.
Here's the Actual Offer
You travel independently — this isn't a structured group program with a schedule someone hands you. It's simply a group of Harmony Horizon readers on the same sailing, with an easy, built-in way to connect if you want to grab dinner or share a shore excursion, and total freedom to skip all of that if you don't.
I've already done the research part: the itinerary, the ship, the pacing, the port order. You don't have to build any of that yourself.
And because I'm Princess-certified, this isn't limited to the hosted sailing, either. If a different Princess Alaska itinerary or any other Princess Cruise fits your dates or your travel style better, I can book that directly for you too.
How to Actually Do This
Add your name to the interest list and I'll follow up with real numbers, cabin options, and next steps: Alaska Qualification Form — Harmony Horizon 360 Travel
Or if you already know Alaska is the trip, just reply to this post or reach out directly — no need to wait for a form to tell me what you've already decided.
This is Reset & Roam in practice, same as always: I did the overwhelming part so your part can just be saying yes.
Other posts that may interest you:
We're Choosing Alaska Cruise Excursions (The Great Glacier Nap Debate) — Harmony Horizon 360 Travel