HRH Princess Royal visits Queen Anne as Cunard and Liverpool re-affirm their unique bond
Cunard welcomed Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal on board Queen Anne during the ship’s visit to Liverpool on 27 May. (more…)
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The world’s most iconic luxury cruise line showcased yesterday untold stories from guests around the world as part of its exciting new Sea of Glamour exhibition celebrating 185 years of Cunard. 
Cunard proudly continues their relationship with the Royal Canadian Geographical Society (RCGS) in 2025 and announces an extensive speaker line-up on board the newly refit Queen Elizabeth for the Alaska 2025 season, showcasing RCGS speakers on select Alaska voyages starting June 12. 
Cunard today announced an exciting partnership with Sail4th 250, the non-profit organization overseeing celebrations in the Port of New York and New Jersey for America’s 250th anniversary next year.
Cunard, the world’s most iconic luxury cruise line, has proudly unveiled a new-look Queen Elizabeth ahead of her debut season sailing from Miami and her inaugural Alaska voyages from Seattle. 
Are future generations at risk of losing precious childhood memories? According to new research by luxury British cruise line Cunard, the digital age is creating a generational gap in our collective history. 




Cunard, renowned for delivering exceptional luxury at sea, is proud to announce a new partnership with Michelin-starred chef Nathan Outlaw. Together, they will bring the celebrated Outlaw’s Fish Kitchen* to life on select Queen Victoria Mediterranean voyages.
The Eighth Annual Samuel Cunard Prize for Vision, Courage, and Creativity was awarded to Blair McKeil on Wednesday, September 25, onboard Cunard’s flagship Queen Mary 2.
The Port of Cork Company (PoCC) proudly welcomed Cunard’s newest ship, Queen Anne, on her maiden voyage to Ireland today, 5th of June 2024.
Forth Ports tugs welcomed Cunard’s new cruise ship, the Queen Anne, into the River Forth on 26 May with a spectacular water cannon salute led by local piper Louise Marshall to mark the ship’s maiden voyage into South Queensferry. 