Cunard has announced its Event Voyages programme for 2024. Cunard’s flagship Queen Mary 2 will host four of the seven newly launched themed voyages crossing the Atlantic, while a further three take place on board Queen Elizabeth as she navigates Australia and Japan. Back by popular demand in June is
Cunard has announced the appointment of Katie McAlister as President. Katie will join Southampton-based Cunard in August after a 20-year career with TUI where she is currently Chief Marketing Officer, UK & Ireland. Carnival UK President Sture Myrmell said: “We are delighted to have someone of Katie’s calibre join Cunard
Cunard has announced its Winter 2025 program, offering over 133 voyages, with stops at 159 destinations around the globe. Queen Elizabeth, Queen Victoria, Queen Mary 2 and the brand’s newest vessel Queen Anne will call at 57 countries, with six maiden calls for the fleet in Alaska, Australia, New Caledonia,
Cunard and P&O Cruises have announced updated COVID-19 protocols and guidelines, with adjusted pre-travel testing requirements. From Tuesday, September 6, 2022 self-testing prior to travel will change from “mandatory” to “highly recommended” for vaccinated guests on the vast majority of holidays. Only guests sailing on longer, more complex itineraries will
Cunard has unveiled over 110 international voyages, sailing between October 23, 2023, and May 14, 2024, including the maiden voyages on new ship Queen Anne. Across the new itineraries, the four-ship fleet – Queen Mary 2, Queen Victoria, Queen Elizabeth and Queen Anne – will call at 126 unique ports
Cunard has doubled the volume of its Britannia Club staterooms on new ship Queen Anne. The increase is more than 200% versus other ships in the fleet, said the cruise line in a statement. Cunard said that it is “so confident with guest demand for their Britannia Club staterooms.” Onboard
