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Nicko Cruises is starting off 2022 with new corporate identity, according to a press release. The Stuttgart-based cruise line’s rebranding includes fresh design and a new logo and slogan. (cruiseindustrynews.com)
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Nicko Cruises has released the full roster of itineraries for the period between September 2021 and October 2022 for its newest ocean vessel, the Vasco Da Gama. According to a press release, the program includes a total of 32 tour dates on 17 different routes. (cruiseindustrynews.com)
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German river cruise operator, nicko Cruises, has been confirmed as a member of Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) Europe. (more…)
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The new Vasco Da Gama for Nicko Cruises will spend her inaugural cruise season for the German brand sailing from German ports. The company announced its deployment this week, with the ship sailing cruises between May and September from Hamburg, Bremerhaven and Kiel. (cruiseindustrynews.com)
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The Vasco Da Gama will be operating under Mystic Cruises’ German-based cruise brand, Nicko. “With the popular Vasco Da Gama, the latest addition to the fleet in the Nicko Cruises family, you can discover the world from 2021. Small enough for a family atmosphere, big enough for a fantastic onboard experience and personal freedom,” the cruise line wrote on its website. (cruiseindustrynews.com)
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River cruises are making a quiet comeback on the Danube after the COVID-19 pandemic brought global tourism to a standstill and forced companies to suspend voyages. Holiday makers are adapting to strict new safety measures on the elegant ships with Germany’s Nicko Cruises the first to restart Danube trips on June 22. (reuters.com)
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Nicko Cruises will add the Douro Serenity to its fleet for 2021, with 36 departures on the Douro River. The German cruise brand described the 2017-built ship as having a modern ambiance and a five-star hotel product aboard for 126 guests at full capacity, who are served by 30 crew members. (cruiseindustrynews.com)
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The first post Covid-19 cruise of leading river cruise operator, Scylla, has successfully come to an end after 13 days of sailing along the Danube, Main and Rhine rivers. The cruise aboard nickoVISION, run by river cruise line, Nicko cruises, took a reduced number of passengers from Passau to Dusseldorf, in Germany. (more…)
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Nicko Cruises has launched river service in Germany, starting this week, and from the middle of June, the company expects to resume operations in other countries in Europe as well. (cruiseindustrynews.com)
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New ship after new ship, and now a very diversified product pyramid from budget to luxury has seen the German cruise market reach new heights, with AIDA and TUI continuing their aggressive growth outlooks. (cruiseindustrynews.com)
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V.Ships Leisure, part of V.Group, the leading global marine support services provider, has partnered with Mystic Cruises to provide crew management services including deck, engine, and hotel crew for the 9,300 GRT ice-classed vessel World Explorer. (more…)
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Mystic Cruises has announced that former French First Lady Carla Bruni will be the godmother of its first ship, the World Explorer, which will be christened April 6 in Portugal. Bruni, who married then French President Nicolas Sarkozy in 2008, had a long and successful career as a supermodel, before embracing music both as a singer and as a songwriter. (cruiseindustrynews.com)
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Mystic Cruises has announced three experienced captains for the new World Explorer, which launches service for Nicko Cruises this May. (cruiseindustrynews.com)
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Nicko Cruises will operate the new 200-guest World Voyager for the 2020 cruise season, as the German brand announced deployment today for the Mystic Cruises vessel which is under construction at West Sea in Portugal.(cruiseindustrynews.com)
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Nicko Cruises will grow to two 200-guest ocean-going ships by 2020 as the German brand today confirmed it would operate the World Voyager alongside the World Explorer, which debuts in 2019. Both ships are being built for Mario Ferreira’s Mystic Cruises; Ferreira is also the majority owner of Nicko Cruises, a German river brand. (cruiseindustrynews.com)
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Mystic Cruises is expanding its push into the ocean-going expedition market and has ordered two more 9,300-ton 200-guest expedition vessels from the West Sea shipyard in Portugal. (cruiseindustrynews.com)
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Nicko Cruises announced it is partnering with Quark Expeditions to offer two different 14-day Antarctica cruises this coming season aboard the new World Explorer. Being built in Portugal, the new 200-guest ship debuts this winter for Quark on a charter basis, while Nicko Cruises breaks into the ocean market with the ship in Europe for summer 2019. (cruiseindustrynews.com)
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The World Explorer, a 200-passenger expedition ship owned by Mystic Cruises, is starting to take shape ahead of a fourth quarter delivery at West Sea Shipyard in Portugal. (cruiseindustrynews.com)
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Nicko Cruises announced deployment for its inaugural ocean program for summer 2019, sailing the new 200-guest World Explorer. The company is expanding, going into the ocean cruise game after a successful build up on Europe’s rivers. (cruiseindustrynews.com)
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Nicko Cruises will expand from rivers to oceans with the World Explorer, which is set to debut into service for the German brand on a seasonal basis in May 2019. “We and our shareholder, Mario Ferreira, are in agreement that we want to introduce an ocean product for 2019,” said Guido Laukamp, chief commercial officer. (cruiseindustrynews.com)
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The Stuttgart-based Nicko Cruises GmbH, a river cruise specialist, has applied for insolvency proceedings at Amtsgericht Stuttgart. (cruisebusiness.com)
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