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Joy-Robbing Travelers Not Really Part Of The Viking Experience
I see it in nearly every travel situation, be it a cruise vacation, land travel or in the air. At hotels, restaurants, iconic attractions around the world, on cruise ships, airplanes, trains and more: joy-robbing travelers wait in hiding. As life Read More …
Viking Resident Historians Sustain Quest To Reinvent Cruise Travel
Last summer, Viking Cruises sailed to the Caribbean for the first time and we were there. Viking Star and twin-sister Viking Sea had been reinventing ocean cruising around the world, sailing the Mediterranean and the Baltics since their launch. Reports coming back from Read More …
Infographic: Viking Ocean Cruise Ship Features
Cruise ships come in all shapes and sizes with one sure to be a good fit for any traveler. Viking Ocean Cruises growing fleet represent a unique addition to the list of potential ships from which we might choose. Clean Scandinavian design lines Read More …
Our Viking Anniversary Adventure Year Begins
In September, we travel with Viking River Cruises on a 13-day voyage that promises to “reveal the real Russia as never before”. It’s a special Viking Anniversary adventure that sails where the popular river cruise line began, 20 years ago. After a number Read More …
Awards Confirm Viking Popularity, We Know Why
We read the results of surveys, polls and award rankings with mixed emotions. Get it right, rate our favorite high; it’s a good day. Get it wrong, grant unearned high placement; that’s a problem. Such is the case with nearly every cruise industry Read More …
Viking Guadeloupe Stop Highlights True Star Of The Show
Stopping in the French port of Pointe-A-Pitre in Guadeloupe provided the best test of the Viking ocean experience in the Caribbean thus far. The sixth port of call on our New York to the West Indies sailing, Guadeloupe is the Read More …
Viking Celebrates Next Ship, We Highlight Unique Viking Features
Viking Ocean Cruises has marked a major milestone in the construction of Viking Sun, the fourth ship in a rapidly growing fleet. That the 930-passenger ship was “floated out” is indeed something to celebrate as Viking Sun touched water for Read More …