Articles tagged “cunard”

P&O Cruises and Cunard have announced the rollout of SpaceX’s Starlink across its fleet in order to improve on-board Wi-Fi connectivity and bandwidth.

Cruise operators go where they see demand, and Alaska has been a hot market for a while now. Will the introduction of more and bigger ships change that dynamic?

Cunard is striking an interesting balance between old-school, traditional luxury and fast-paced, data-driven, adaptive hospitality on its longer journeys across the sea. As competition heats up, the line needs to make a compelling sell to attract a younger audience. But a few currents and trends are colliding that just might make this possible.

One new ship for most cruise lines wouldn't make a world of difference, but for these niche brands, the expansion will be significant.

In an industry full of young brands, Cunard Line emphasizes its history to stand apart. But keeping the needs of modern travelers in mind is important too.

Somewhat interesting that the two Carnival lines least connected to disasters, both life-ending and PR-driven, are the ones to see management changes.

With all its history, the QE 2 may end up on the scrap heap and that would be a shame.