The video is from Viking Mississippi. A new cruise ship docked in Houma for the first time this week. The Viking Mississippi was floated out on Monday at the LaShip shipyard. The maiden voyage of the 386-guest ship will be between New Orleans and St. Paul in June. The new ship met the American waterway for the first time, and it was a proud moment, according to the news release. We are grateful to our American partner, who has helped bring to life our vision of exploring the Mississippi in the viking way. The float-out in Houma is significant because it means a ship is moving into its final stage of construction. In keeping with maritime tradition, the ship's ceremonial godmother, Dionne Chouest, assisted with the float out. The new Mississippi River trips are expected to bring more than 7,000 guests to the region this year and 17,600 in the first full sailing season in 2023 according to Viking. Baton Rouge, Darrow, New Orleans and St. Francisville are in Louisiana. The ship is 450 feet long and 75 feet wide and has guest rooms ranging in size from 268 to 1,024 square feet. The ship, which took about two years to build, is owned and operated by Galliano-based Chouest. Viking has not said how much the ship cost, but the company said in the past that it hoped to build several of the vessels for about $90 million to $100 million apiece. The Executive Editor of the Daily Comet can be reached at keith.magill@houmatoday.com. You can follow him on social media. The Mississippi River cruise ship hit the water in Houma. There are stops in Vicksburg and Natchez in Mississippi and St. Francisville and Baton Rouge in Louisiana on the new itinerary. There is a lot of decaying classic cars and interesting stories to tell at this automotive graveyard. You can speak in 43 languages with this invention. Our full gallery has every detail of the new retro EV van. It's all about the power of energy. Oh, and batteries. The philanthropist and businessman was waiting on his car, but now it is sleeping with the fishes. Few know that Amazon has millions of Prime subscribers. The big Las Vegas Strip players are not the only ones making moves in Sin City. The cruise lines put a lot of temptations in front of you in order to get you to spend more money, even though you get a lot for the basic price of your ticket. Royal Caribbean, Carnival Cruise Line, and Norwegian Cruise Line may have to add a new fee for customers that they can't opt out of. Oil prices are likely to go up due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Sydney Sweeney is having the time of her life, she recently got engaged and is now... There are 30 hilarious photos of things that happen only in China. The estate was rented by Michael Jackson for $50,000 a month. Saturday will be a long day for everyone. Thanks for being there for us. It is offensive to suggest that the Ukrainian people should seek refuge from the very government that has shown disregard for their lives, said Blinken. There is stock from Shure. Shop now! Guests began posting photos and video of a lazy river at the Hollywood Studios park before Disney World closed. The guests were sent to shorts and t shirts because of the rain. The Hoogland Center for the Arts will host a local production ofPump Boys and Dinettes on Friday through Sunday. The new bottles are in stores now. If you want to enjoy nature, family-friendly activities, or relax on the best beaches, here is how to choose which Hawaiian island to visit. The property has a main residence, private riding trails, a riding arena, a 41-stall barn and more. O'Neil will defend her two-game win streak and $21,000 total earnings on Wednesday's episode of "Jeopardy!" Enjoy this stunning graphics and deep game-play. Mississippi gas prices have gone up in the last month. RDU is going to get back nonstop flights to New Orleans later this year. The list is here. Jacksonville Port Authority CEO Eric Green said Tuesday that they will continue to see methodical growth.
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