2020 New River Cruise Ships

With the welcome of TUI River Cruises means the welcome of our three new beautiful ships.

2020 new river cruise ships. Launching next year the new ship MS Geoffrey Chaucer will be sailing. SS Sphinx also sets sail in January offering 12-day Nile cruises to and from Cairo. Some of the big river lines plan to launch more than a dozen new vessels across the United States Europe and Asia in 2021 as they get back into expansion mode.

Egypt is one of the hottest cruise destinations of the moment and Viking is launching a new river ship at the end of 2020 designed for the Nile. The Vienna Bohemia Treasures of the Danube cruise with Riviera Travel will take in Viennas Baroque architecture and dazzling palaces. Have a look today at the TUI Maya TUI Skyla and TUI Isla today.

Viking River Cruises longships Doro River Portugal Ukraine-Russia Asia Egypt Nile River boats fleet. The first of the new fleet is the new Travelmarvel Contemporary Class River Ship which offers more places to dine stylish relaxation areas and light filled cabins. In addition to the above newcomers for 2020 include a new Mississippi River ship from American Cruise Lines.

Russian river ships largest river cruise shipping companies in Russia are VodohodMosturflot Infoflot fleet. The new luxurious vessels will sail in rivers and waterways in Europe North America China and Egypt. Specifically designed for Tauck to cruise Portugals Douro River she debuts in July 2021.

Typically a new year means new ships and 2020 is no different as cruise lines look to expand their capacity and venture into new parts of the world. Launching on Egypts Nile River on January 4 2020 the 236-foot long river cruiser features all French Balcony. River cruise ships joining in 2020.

So here are five new vessels were looking forward to seeing emerge over the next 12 months. In addition to those slightly smaller ships for the Seine Viking is also launching two new Longships in 2020 - Viking Hervor and Viking Gersemi. The first of three ships will launch in April 2020 with two ships following in 2021.