Viking Sun

Viking has raised the curtain on three new, first-of-their-kind itineraries that will provide guests with exclusive access to China in 2024.

Viking Ocean Cruises will expand its presence in the Mediterranean in July 2021, adding a third ship to sail roundtrip voyages from the Maltese capital, Valletta.

Viking Cruises’ new 2020–2021 World Cruise has been unveiled, with passengers set to cruise 161 days visiting six continents and 75 ports, with overnight stays in 13 cities. Setting sail on 14 December 2020 from Miami, the voyage will include six new ports of call for Viking, including Honolulu, Moorea and Hue.

In this week’s interview, LATTE chats exclusively with Michelle Black, Managing Director for Australia and New Zealand at Viking Cruises.

Viking Cruises has released four new cruise itineraries ranging from 38 to 87 days. The itineraries combine to form the epic 245-day Viking Ultimate World Cruise, a round-trip from London departing in August 2019 and the third world cruise on board Viking Sun.

Viking Cruises is offering a free upgrade from a Veranda stateroom to a Deluxe Veranda stateroom on three of its new Grand Voyages in 2019, representing a saving of up to $7,200 per couple. As an added incentive to book early, Viking is extending a flight deal, offering one-way fares leading in at $795 per person from Australia to Santiago or from Durban or London back home.

Viking has announced its new Ultimate World Cruise, which will span 245 days, six continents, 59 countries and 113 ports.

Viking Sun and the rest of its fleet will make Viking Cruises the largest small ship ocean cruise line in 2019.