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The 50 Best Places to Travel in 2023 - Vimarsana News

The 50 Best Places to Travel in 2023

Where to go in 2023, according to T+L editors — for a breath of fresh air, a big-city adventure, or a glimpse at the future of travel.

Review: The "Viking Aton" Launches on Egypt's Nile River - Vimarsana News

Review: The "Viking Aton" Launches on Egypt's Nile River

The newest ship on Egypt’s Nile River is the 82-passenger "Viking Aton" from cruise line Viking, with modern interiors and a pool. Here’s a full review.

Source: afar.com
The adults-only cruise line with none of the glitz but all of the glamour - Vimarsana News

The adults-only cruise line with none of the glitz but all of the glamour

Viking has come a long way since it began sailing on the waterways of Russia in 1997. Today the adults-only Norwegian-owned line operates ships of varying sizes on rivers, lakes and oceans around the world and owns the largest fleet of river ships in Europe. Nordic-inspired décor and serene, light-filled spaces are a hallmark of Viking ships and have given it one of the strongest brand identities in the business.

Source: yahoo.com
Viking cruise guide: the best ships, routes and itineraries - Vimarsana News

Viking cruise guide: the best ships, routes and itineraries

Everything you need to know about Viking, the five-star Norwegian-owned cruise line with a no-nonsense approach, plus three classic voyages

Cruise Lines Begin to Cancel Stops & Cruises in Middle East - Vimarsana News

Cruise Lines Begin to Cancel Stops & Cruises in Middle East

Amid the Israel-Hamas War, cruise lines are canceling port calls in and around the region. Here’s how different cruise lines are adjusting their Middle East sailings.

Source: afar.com