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Viking Unveils 80-Voyage Ocean Program for 2028-29
Viking’s long-range schedule shows how premium cruise lines are betting on culturally focused routes and deeper regional coverage to capture demand beyond peak-season Europe.
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Viking’s long-range schedule shows how premium cruise lines are betting on culturally focused routes and deeper regional coverage to capture demand beyond peak-season Europe.
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Viking Leda will open with winter Mediterranean sailings from Greece, Italy and Spain, while Viking Vega debuts before moving to the British Isles.
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The Bavarian village production traces its origin to a 1633 plague vow and was first performed at Pentecost in 1634; Viking has hosted guests there since 2010.
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Viking Yi Dun made the season’s final call during a repositioning voyage from Asia to the Mediterranean, and the schedule also included eight maiden calls.
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Its September move to Asia begins with a twenty-two-night transpacific voyage from Vancouver to Tokyo, with Alaska destinations and Japanese overnight calls including Otaru.
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In the first quarter, the terminal handled forty-two cruise ships and sixty-four thousand three hundred ninety-six passengers. It can accommodate two large cruise ships at once.
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Annar carries one hundred ninety guests in ninety-five staterooms, while Fjolvar was built for Seine navigation and Viking’s central Paris docks.
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The 930-guest ship is set to call at 27 destinations in 16 countries before reaching Tarragona, with a Mandarin-speaking hotel team, Chinese menus and no casino onboard.
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Viking says 2030 Bavaria departures tied to the Oberammergau Passion Play are not yet open for booking, though guests can sign up for more information.
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The ship was named on May 5, 2016, on the Thames River in Greenwich, with Karine Hagen as godmother and fireworks after the ceremony.
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The 142-day sailing aboard Viking Vesta departs Fort Lauderdale on December 21, 2028, with overnight stays scheduled in Sydney, Singapore and Cape Town.
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The crash occurred at a sharp turn in Nisaki, about twelve miles north of the cruise terminal; the bus's left side was damaged, and the passenger count was not released.