Attracting enormous attention in Dockland during her two-day stay last week was Cunard’s magnificent Queen Anne, the latest ...

224 of the 2,538 passengers aboard the cruise ship have come down with the virus, as have 17 of the crew members.

At the height of her success, she carried 13,000 passengers each week and was known as ‘Britain’s Finest Pleasure Steamer’. Her last time cruising was in September 1977, and TS Queen Mary completed ...

More than 225 people got sick in norovirus outbreaks on Cunard Line and Seabourn ships. Among 2,538 guests on Cunard’s Queen Mary 2, 183 reported being ill during its current voyage, along with 14 ...

Built in the 1930s, the Queen Mary was the pinnacle of luxury cruise ... the cruise liner has retained much of the original style, such as Art Deco decor and furnishings and wooden decks.

The norovirus broke out on the Cunard Line’s Queen Mary 2, leaving 224 cruise passengers and 17 crew sick with symptoms including diarrhea and vomiting.

A crowded gangway leading from the dock to the Queen Mary 2 - the world's largest passenger ship - has collapsed, killing 12 people and injuring 32 others. Ten of the injured were in serious ...

A recent marine survey found a host of structural issues with the ship, such a corroded hull that could result in flooding in the engine room and few watertight doors to mitigate the risk, the ...

For more than 185 years, Cunard ships have pioneered transatlantic travel, and in 2026, Queen Mary 2's presence in New York Harbor will add to that history. From her prime position in New York ...

Over 200 passengers aboard a Cunard Line ship have been sickened following a norovirus outbreak. Cunard Line’s Queen Mary 2 ship departed from Southampton, England, on March 8, before traveling to New ...