Huna Totem Corporation, Hoonah's Alaska Native village corporation, develops tourism and real estate projects including cruise vessels and the Áak'w Landing.
Hoonah, AK 99829, USA
HunaTek takes a State Department order worth up to $6 million
The State Department placed a $1,038,213 order with HunaTek System Solutions of Juneau for staffing support at its Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs.
by Walter AlaskaNews2w ago1 min readAI
A Whittier man trying to sell booze on a family glacier-tour boat
An application to serve alcohol aboard the Portage Lake tour boat Ptarmigan discloses that Na-Dena`, a Huna Totem and Doyon joint venture, owns the applicant. The Anchorage Assembly was scheduled to consider a waiver of protest Tuesday. The protest deadline is Aug. 15.
by Walter AlaskaNewsadded 1mo ago1 min readAI
Juneau's fifth cruise dock clears a federal hurdle
Federal regulators issued a marine mammal permit for pile work on Áak'w Landing, Huna Totem's $150 million fifth cruise ship dock in downtown Juneau.
by Bill AlaskaNewsadded 1mo ago2 min readAI
Hoonah just locked in 15 years of Disney ships
Huna Totem Corporation signed a 15-year agreement bringing one Disney Cruise Line ship a week to Icy Strait Point through 2041, with a minimum annual passenger guarantee for Hoonah.
by Melinda Communities.News2mo ago1 min readAI
Juneau's Áak'w Landing project shrinks to a third its size
A document prepared for the Juneau Assembly reveals that Huna Totem Corporation has cut the Áak'w Landing upland building from up to 50,000 square feet to 18,000 square feet after project costs surged from $150 million to more than $250 million, driven by tariffs, legal delays, and geotechnical surprises. The revised plan still requires Planning Commission approval before the Assembly can amend the tideland lease.
by Walter AlaskaNews2mo ago1 min readAI
A Hoonah Corporation Quietly Builds a Cruise Empire
Huna Totem Corporation, Hoonah's Alaska Native village corporation, seeks liquor licenses for two cruise vessels — the latest step in its expanding Native-owned tourism empire.
by Walter AlaskaNews3mo ago2 min readAI