- Large ships with luxury, which transmit a feeling of the "Golden Era"
- Specialized on transatlantic crossings, but also other destinations possible
- Classic English tea ceremonies
Cunard Line interline rates
As of 05 NOV 2026
Airliner
- Airliners
- Active airliners
- Retired airliners with airline ID
- Air Traffic Control
- Air freight/cargo, IATA logistics, caterers
- Airports
Travel agents (employees and owners)
- Travel agents (employees and owners)
- Travel agencies (online & brick-and-mortar)
- Mobile Travel Advisors
- Tour Operators
- Travel Portals, Tour Call & Service Centers
- MICE Agencies & Organizers
Other tour operators
- Railway Companies
- Cruise Lines, Crew & Headquarters
- Ferry Companies
- Car Rental Companies
- Long-Distance & Tour Bus Companies
- Hotels
- Amusement Parks, Musical Theaters
- FVA, Incoming, DMC
- Travel insurance companies
- Travel tech
- Tourism consulting firms
- Tourism advertising and marketing agencies
- Tourism associations
- Travel managers
- Retired tourism professionals with proof of status
Rich in tradition & style
Cruises on the queens of the seas. Since 1840 Cunard Line has been a symbol of British cruise tradition. The four ships of the cruine line are the Queen Mary 2 (once the largest cruise ship of the world), Queen Victoria, Queen Elizabeth and the new Queen Anne. No matter where these ships land, they are always received with excitement.
Transatlantic cruises are an important part of Queen Mary 2's itinerary and many British, American and mainland European passengers are regularly on board.
Regular, as well as new customers, value the fine English style of these rather traditional cruise ships, which is practically unrivalled.
Classic English tea ceremonies delight as much as the popular gentleman hosts, which are especially interesting for unaccompanied , keen on dancing female passengers.
On Cunard ships its common among passengers to dress up nicely for a formal evening on board. It doesn't always have to be a smoking, though.