As summer travel season nears, more deals on in-state adventures for Alaskans crop up

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As summer travel season nears, more deals on in-state adventures for Alaskans crop up
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Alaskans can enjoy a number of locals-only specials from the Fairbanks area down to Southeast, including deals on lodging, tours and cruises, writes travel columnist Scott McMurren.

Down in Juneau, there is a selection of five exclusive adventures from John Hall’s Alaska, with special prices for Alaska residents.

The COVID-19 pandemic put the brakes on Hall’s operation, like many other tour companies, including cruise companies.was created out of COVID,” said Elizabeth Hall, John’s daughter and the company’s chief operating officer. “The big cruise ships weren’t sailing, so people wanted to do something different.”

The “Platinum” tour is a combination of daylong excursions and adventures, with overnight accommodations onshore. There are three departure dates this summer: July 2, July 16 and Sept. 3. The cost is $1,250 per person, double occupancy. There’s a $250 single supplement. Airfare is additional. But if you’re flying from Anchorage to either Sitka or Juneau, you can cash in between 5,000 and 7,500 miles one-way.In Sitka, excursions to the “Fortress of the Bears” are included, along with a visit to the Raptor Center. A performance by the New Archangel Dancers also is included.

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