Sailing on a river
No matter where we look online today we find photos. Great big lovely photos of everything from what your friend had for lunch to where your other friend is sailing right now and places other friends have been. Big, rich Read More …
If we had to break down all the elements of a cruise vacation that add up to a win for travelers, cuisine would surely be one commanding a lot of attention. Along with visiting multiple destinations but only unpacking once, Read More …
We have been covering a lot of ground with river cruises lately, and for good reason. River cruises, namely Viking River Cruises fit very nicely into our narrative that closely relates travel to experiencing the world and in turn gaining Read More …
Its been a big week for Viking River Cruises. First christening eighteen ships in France, they went on to Portugal, adding two more. At a unique riverside ceremony in Porto, invited guests, politicians and celebrities gathered for the covered red-carpet Read More …
Before today, I associated the word ‘Bordeaux’ with a wine region of France, much like many others; a place were some of the best wines in the world come from. But after an included walking tour with Viking River Cruises, Read More …
For Viking River Cruises, sailing up and down the waterways of Europe is just what they do with their new fleet of Viking longships. France is one of many countries Viking visits, bringing culturally curious travelers along for the ride Read More …
The clock was ticking, Guinness Book Of World Records adjudicator standing by, as Viking River Cruises eclipsed its own record, christening 18 longships in one day. A ginormous feat never attempted before by any other cruise line, it was business as Read More …
Traveling from around the world, invited guests of Viking River Cruises arrived in Avignon, France throughout the day. Much like the beginning of any other Viking sailing, the first day schedule is light as everyone settles in, adjusts to the Read More …