Cunard has announced that new ship Queen Anne will be named in Liverpool. The event will take place on the Mersey waterfront on Monday 3 June during a celebratory ‘lap of honour’ voyage around the British Isles. Hosts for the momentous event will be Busted musician, Matt Willis, and his
Cunard is giving travel agents an opportunity to win a place aboard Queen Anne’s operational test. The ship is scheduled to set sail in less than 100 days. The once-in-a-lifetime event, overnight in Southampton on 29 April, will allow agents to sample a variety of immersive experiences on Queen Anne.
Cunard has given an exclusive preview of Queen Anne’s new Indian-themed restaurant, Aranya in The Verandah onboard Queen Victoria. The cruise line said the restaurant is an all-new taste direction for Cunard, designed to take diners on a journey through the rich spice flavours of India with menus curated by
Cunard has unveiled details of Queen Anne’s wellness offering as the ship nears its six-month countdown to launch. The 113,000-ton, 3,000-guest ship is currently under construction at the Fincantieri Marghera shipyard in Venice, Italy. Queen Anne will offer a wide selection of fitness, beauty, thermal and spa facilities so far
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 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
