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Viking has announced that its two newest Nile River ships, the Viking Ptah and the Viking Sekhmet, have been successfully “floated out.” The float out signifies a major construction milestone, indicating that the ships have touched water…

Viking has announced that new dates for its India river voyages in 2027, 2028 and 2029 are available for booking. These dates include voyages on board the Viking Ganges, a new vessel designed specifically for the Brahmaputra River. The…

Viking has announced that the Viking Libra, the world’s first hydrogen-powered cruise ship capable of operating with zero emissions, has been “floated out.” This major construction milestone marks the first time that the Viking Libra has…

Viking has announced that its newest Viking Longship, Viking Eldir, has joined its highly regarded fleet of sister ships. The Viking Eldir was built at Meyer’s Neptun Werft shipyard in Rostock-Warnemünde, Germany. The 190-guest Viking…

Cruise ship vacations brought quite a lot of news at the end of March, and some of them were rather startling. Still, on the whole, cruise travel remains a viable summer activity for thousands of folks. Read on to find out more. A…

The Selati Bridge in Skukuza, Kruger National Park, represents much more than colonial engineering. In fact, it's also a living monument to the early origins of nature conservation in South Africa. Let's take a dive into some of the…

At the moment, it's unlikely that anyone visits Iran following governmental advice to just stay away from the war zone, right? Wrong! Actually, there's a traveler there at the moment bringing boots-on-the-ground footage for interested…

Luxury travel changes in 2026 and this week, Oceania Cruises revealed their newest business approach that they call "The Joy of Traveling Well." Read on for more details about how it might suit your previous experiences. A New Approach…

The Muraka Resort in the Maldives seems impossibly bizarre but really interesting. That's because visitors stay underwater, surrounded by fish and other marine life. However, you need deep pockets for a room there as it's touted for…