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Viking Cruises marks a historic milestone in Basel, launching its 100th ship. Learn about the new fleet and its 'adults-only, ...

Viking welcomes two new river cruise ships as fleet approaches 100 - The cruise line continues to grow its fleet to boost ...

A number of new cruise ships are coming online in 2025 and 2026 featuring an abundance of choice, from small ships to large ...

The Viking Honir in Basel was one of nine river ships Viking welcomed into its fleet on Oct. 21, in ceremonies across six ...

Viking is unusual among major cruise lines in that it operates both ocean ships and river ships. Despite this, it has one of the easiest-to-understand fleets. The vast majority of Viking's river ships ...

Viking celebrated its 100th ship and continues to expand with more river and ocean vessels in development. Its marketing has made river cruising mainstream, leading to sold-out cruises and industry ...

Viking has unveiled plans for a new cruise ship to host exclusive voyages in India on the Brahmaputra River. It will be the first time the brand has offered river cruises in the country. Currently ...

German shipbuilder Neptun Werft said on Thursday it has delivered two new river cruise ships to the shipping company Viking River Cruises (Basel).The ships, to be named Viking Gymir and Viking Egdir, ...

Travel Agent recently sailed the Upper Mississippi River aboard Viking Mississippi. In our first story, we covered the first leg of the trip, from an overnight in St. Louis, up to Hannibal, MO. In ...

LA CROSSE (WKBT) -- The Viking Mississippi River cruise ship will not dock in La Crosse this week as originally planned, with high water levels on the Mississippi River forcing the company to postpone ...

While other travel brands say they see signs of a slowdown, Viking executives see a boom and no signs travelers want to cutback on cruises. If there’s a slowdown in travel, Viking‘s CEO doesn’t see it ...