Viking cruise ship Iton resumes voyage

China Merchants Viking Cruise has resumed operations. As the first cruise ship in China, the Yidun set sail in October this year. This is a luxury cruise ship independently operated and managed by China. It departs from Shenzhen and roams the coastline of China. Compared with other cruise ships, the Yidun has a smaller tonnage and can only be considered a small and medium-sized cruise ship.

The China Merchants Yidun officially set sail on October 1st, operating the Shenzhen Sanya Shenzhen route. Specific prices and detailed itinerary attractions can be found on theMeiya Three Gorges Cruise Ticket Bookingofficial website. I think this time, in addition to experiencing the cultural landscape of our country's coast, the catering services on the cruise ship are also very popular. Previously, there were also some Chinese restaurants on the cruise ship, but I always felt that the taste was not authentic enough. This time, the chef team on board the Yidun is from China, and they have a better understanding of the tastes of domestic tourists.

The resumption of the Viking cruise ship Yidun is actually the first sea vessel in China to set sail. The total itinerary is eight days and seven nights, boarding at Shekou, Shenzhen to explore Sanya and experience a deep cultural journey. The ticket includes accommodation, dining, shore and upstream transportation, port fees, and cruise service fees. What impressed me most was the above service. The staff were all Chinese, warm and considerate. I felt that there was no pressure in the language area, and the route was also good. Some self funded projects were slightly higher, but this was voluntary. I felt that the Viking Eaton was also suitable for Chinese tourists.