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Largest river boat has four elevators
Victoria Cruises this month launched the Victoria Jenna, known as the world’s largest and most technologically advanced luxury river cruise ship.
“The Victoria Jenna makes history as the first river cruise ship in the world to possess four elevators, two separate full-service kitchens and wireless CDMA Internet, as well as full bathtubs and high efficiency dual-flush toilets in each passenger stateroom,” says the cruise line.
With 200 staterooms and a passenger capacity of 400, the Victoria Jenna is the largest ship in the Victoria Cruises’ five-star fleet, which has now grown to eight vessels.
“The Victoria Jenna marks a new standard for class, style and elegance, and Victoria Cruises is once again proud to pioneer a new era of luxury cruising on the Yangtze River,” said Larry Greenman, manager of public relations.
The vessel has two dedicated conference rooms.
By David Wilkening
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