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What Makes a Product Truly Made In Alaska? A Shopper’s Guide
This article explains how shoppers can distinguish products that are genuinely Made In Alaska from products that simply use Alaska imagery as a design theme. It introduces the Made In Alaska designation as a state-administered mark that identifies products made, manufactured, or handcrafted in Alaska, with at least 51 percent of production taking place in the state.
How to Find Authentic Alaska-Made Gifts Online
This article explains how shoppers can find authentic Alaska-made gifts online by looking beyond generic Alaska-themed designs and focusing on verification, maker details, and sense of place. It emphasizes the importance of the Made In Alaska mark as a way to identify gifts with a real production connection to Alaska, rather than products that simply use bears, mountains, salmon, or northern lights as visual themes.
Why Buying Made In Alaska Supports Local Artists, Families, and Communities
This article explains why buying Made In Alaska products matters for the artists, makers, producers, families, and small businesses behind them. It shows how a verified Alaska-made purchase can support local production, creative work, family-run businesses, and community-based entrepreneurship in a state where distance, weather, shipping, and seasonality make small business especially challenging.
How to See Ketchikan in 8 hours
As most cruise ships are in port for about 8 hours, planning your day is essential. This blog will take you through how you can make the most of your day in Ketchikan.
How to go Fishing in Alaska
If you've always dreamed of fishing in Alaska, this blog will help you better understand your options.
Top 11 Father's Day Gifts for this Season
Father’s Day is right around the corner, and this blog will help you find a one-of-a-kind gift for someone as special as a dad.
Thrill Seeker's Guide to Alaska: Exciting Outdoor Adventures for Summer
Discover the ultimate guide to thrilling outdoor adventures in Alaska's summer wonderland! From exhilarating hikes in Denali to heart-pounding whitewater rafting and serene kayaking amidst glaciers, explore the Last Frontier's untouched landscapes and adrenaline-pumping activities. Plan your unforgettable Alaskan adventure today!
Discovered In An Old Copper Mine Is A Rare Alaskan Stone
The ghost town of the Kennecott mines sits north of the McCarthy airport, in the Wrangell St. Elias National Park and Preserve 120 miles northeast of Cordova, Alaska. These Kennecott mines were once the largest copper mines in the world.
Top Souvenirs To Buy From Alaska in 2025
Looking for the top gifts from Alaska? Here’s a uniquely Alaska souvenir shopping list.
Running the Iditarod- A Story of Perseverance
Know about how Kelly experienced the ultimate test when, at 52, he decided to enter the 50th Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race earlier this year