In the first quarter of 2025, the cruise group's revenues American Viking Holdings have recorded a marked increase in +24.9% on the same period last year, having stood at $897.1 million, of which $835.0 million was generated by the Cruise sales (+25.5%) and €62.1 million from on-board sales of ships (+17.4%). In the ocean cruises segment alone, the total revenues amounted to $559.0 million (+24.9%) and in river cruises to 214.1 million (+29,4%). Ebitda was 33.0 million compared to a negative EBITDA of -328.4 million in the first three months of 2024. Operating result and result are both negative and equal to -9.3 million and -105.4 million dollars compared to results that were also negative by -€71.1 million and -€490.7 million in the first quarter of last year.

In the first three months of 2025, the 10 ocean-going ships in the fleet of the group (nine in the same period of 2024) hosted 59 thousand passengers (+4.0%), while the 64 river ships (63) hosted almost 33 thousand passengers (+21.2%).

Viking announced today that the current level of bookings is very high: "We are recording - explained Leah Talactac, president and chief financial officer of the group - a significant demand, with 92% of our capacity for 2025 which is already booked, effectively covering the full year given our typical load factor. By 2025 widely ensured, our focus has shifted to the 2026 where we already have a solid foundation with over 37% of our capacity that has already been sold, positioning ourselves well in a macroeconomic context that is in continuous evolution».