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Victory Cruise Lines, committed to small-ship cruising on the Great Lakes, North American and Canadian coasts, announced their 2020 voyage itineraries onboard the M/V Victory I and M/V Victory II. (more…)
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Victory Cruise Lines, operated by American Queen Steamboat Company, released new design details on the upcoming Ocean Victory, in addition to teasing Alaska itinerary highlights. (more…)
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American Queen Steamboat Company (AQSC), operator of the most opulent riverboats in the world, and recently acquired Victory Cruise Lines, are making repairs, updates and improvements to its four AQSC riverboats and two Victory Cruise Lines passenger ships. (more…)
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Victory Cruise Lines, committed to small-ship cruising on the North American and Canadian coasts, is highlighting the line’s first two itineraries since joining American Queen Steamboat Company. (more…)
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American Queen Steamboat Company (AQSC), a leader in U.S. overnight river cruising, recently closed on the purchase of the Victory I and sister ship Victory II from Sunstone Ships, Inc., in addition to the Victory brand. (more…)
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Today, American Queen Steamboat Company announced a definitive agreement to acquire the Victory I and sister ship Victory II from Sunstone Ships, Inc., as well as the Victory brand. (more…)
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SunStone Ships has signed a long term charter contract with Victory Cruise Lines on the third vessel, which will carry the name ‘Ocean Victory’. The new-build will be delivered in March, 2021. (more…)
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Now being prepared in Helsingborg, Sweden, to enter service with Victory Cruise Lines, the 202-passenger Victory II is scheduled to embark passengers for her maiden voyage from Montreal to the Great Lakes on Friday, July 27, 2018.
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A sun-kissed skyline rendered a welcoming backdrop as Victory Cruise Lines’ Victory I celebrated its maiden call at PortMiami. The 210-passenger ship kicks off the line’s first-ever Cuba cruise on Friday, April 20. (cruisecritic.com)
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Victory Cruise Lines is planning a series of 13- and 14-night circumnavigation cruises of Cuba on Victory I between January and April 2019, with a special spring weekend three-day cruise to close the winter cruise season. (travelagentcentral.com)
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Victory Cruise Lines has canceled their 2018 stops in Green Bay and Sturgeon Bay. Victory II, the ship planned to dock in Wisconsin, is undergoing some updates in Europe before setting sail for the U.S. in summer. (wearegreenbay.com)
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For the discerning travel-experience collector, Victory Cruise Lines has created a nine-night all-inclusive cruise between Miami and Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula. The voyage features three of the country’s most celebrated Mayan archeological sites as well as the cultural and historical highlights of the Mexican states of Quintana Roo, Yucatan, and Campeche. (travelpulse.com)
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Green Bay is finally on the itinerary of a Great Lakes cruise ship. Two ships from Victory Cruise Lines will arrive in July, just three days apart. “We’re excited from the port’s perspective. It’s pretty prestigious to have cruise ships visit your city,” said Dean Haen, director of the Port of Green Bay. (fox11online.com)
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Fred. Olsen Holidays, based in Ipswich, Suffolk, said it has been appointed as UK General Sales Agent (GSA) for Victory Cruise Lines, a US-based small ship operator offering cruises to North America’s historic Great Lakes. (cruisebusiness.com)
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Hans Lagerweij has been named president and CEO of Victory Cruise Lines as part of a series of changes to the cruise line’s management team. Lagerweij had served as the president and CEO of Quark Expeditions until October 2014. (travelagentcentral.com)
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A new favorite port of call for veteran cruisers may be familiar to Northeast Ohioans: It’s downtown Cleveland. The port of Cleveland, and Great Lakes cruising in general, are poised to grow big over the next several years, according to Bruce Nierenberg, president and CEO of Victory Cruise Lines. (cleveland.com)
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The final cruise ship visit of 2017 also marked the first Muskegon stop for Victory Cruise Line on Sunday, Sept. 24. Cruise passengers were greeted with unseasonable warm weather when they docked at Heritage Landing early Sunday morning. (mlive.com)
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This winter, Victory Cruise Lines’ Victory I will begin a series of six cruises that will circumnavigate Cuba roundtrip from Port of Miami. The first cruise will depart February 8, 2018. (travelagentcentral.com)
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Victory Cruise Lines is on the growth trek and announced it has acquired the sister ship to the Victory I as the Victory II will launch service in Canada/New England in May of 2018. (cruiseindustrynews.com)
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Victory Cruise Lines, a small ship company started in 2016, has received approval to bring their sole ship, Victory I, to Cuba. In addition to Havana, the line plans to bring its 202-passenger vessel to Cienfuegos, Trinidad, Santiago de Cuba and Maria La Gorda. (cruisecritic.com)
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A new Miami-based cruise line, Victory Cruise Lines Ltd., headed by former Brevard County resident and cruise operator Bruce Nierenberg, is hoping to start cruises to Cuba. (floridatoday.com)
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Victory Cruise Lines has announced it intends to begin sailing from Montreal, Canada, to ports in Canada and on the U.S. Great Lakes July 8, with further plans to sail Florida-Cuba itineraries starting in November, according to a statement. (cruiseindustrynews.com)
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