Viking River Cruises has become the dominant brand in the American river-cruise market, particularly ...

Viking has officially added a new European river cruise ship to its fleet. On Tuesday, the company took delivery of Viking Nerthus at Meyer’s Neptun Werft shipyard in Rostock-Warnemuende, Germany. The ...

Avalon Waterways sails 18 riverboats along popular thoroughfares like the Danube, the Rhone, the Seine, the Nile, the Rhine, ...

Viking River Cruises is a leading European river cruising company offering a variety of options. In this video, I share 6 important insights before taking a European river cruise with Viking. Topics ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Founded in 1997 with just four vessels, Viking now operates more than 100 ships across its river, ocean, and expedition fleets.

Until last fall, the closest either of us had come to taking a cruise of any kind was riding the ferry from San Diego to Coronado and back. We had thoroughly enjoyed our trips to New York, New England ...

1 Sunday, 08/09/2026 Depart from A city of charming canals, elegant gabled houses, splendid museums and abundant bicycles, the Dutch capital of Amsterdam is a delight to explore. Its Amsterdam, ...

With just 10 river ships (they’ve just retired the ms Emerald), a fraction of what other lines have, the company’s “smaller is better” formula is pinpointing travelers seeking seamless luxury and ...

Viking started out in 1979 as a river cruise company, and that is still how it is viewed by most people inside and outside the industry. Viking dominates the category with 51% of capacity, far ahead ...

As veteran travel advisors are well aware, each river cruise line features its own distinct characteristics, and Viking is no exception to that rule – which is something I discovered when sailing on ...

It's no surprise that Viking was the first in the niche sector of luxury river cruises to start operating an electric bus in ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Considering the world is made up of roughly 70 percent water, it's only natural to want to navigate the waterways that connect ...