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Cunard Cruise Lines
Cunard was founded by Sir Samuel Cunard in 1838 for mail shipment. The first regularly scheduled passenger transatlantic sailings began in 1840. Upscale cruising and cruise ships are on this popular cruise line. -
Fast Facts:
- Carnival Corporation (NYSE: CCL) (LSE: CCL) & plc (NYSE: CUK) took ownership of Cunard in 1998
- In January 2005, the Cunard name ceased to exist as a business entity and Carnival Corporation & plc took over all assets and debts, ships still sail under the Cunard name but are controlled by Princess Cruises of California
- Founded: 1838
- Headquarters: Valencia, California
- President and Managing Director: Carol Marlow
- Fleet: 2 ships in service and 2 under construction
- Queen Elizabeth II's maiden voyage was in 1969; leaving service in 2008 to become a floating hotel in Dubai
- Queen Mary II went into service in 2004
- Queen Victoria to go into service December 2007
- Queen Elizabeth to go into service autumn 2010
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Cunard Financial Info
- Mahalo's Guide to Carnival Cruise Lines
- Google Finance: Cunard Line Limited
- Hoovers: Cunard
- SECInfo.gov: Carnival Corp 10 Q
- AOL Money & Finance: Cunard to Build 'Queen Elizabeth' (October 10, 2007)
- Forbes.com: "Fincantieri to Build New Ship for Cunard" (October 10, 2007)
- Yahoo! Finance: Carnival says Cunard commissions new 500 mln eur liner (October 10, 2007)
- MarketWatch: L.A.'s Queen Mary in troubled waters (April 27, 2006)
Cunard Competitors
- Celebrity Cruises: Official Site | Wikipedia
- Holland America Line: Official Site | Wikipedia
- Regent Seven Seas: Official Site | Wikipedia
- Silversea: Official Site | Wikipedia
- Yachts of Seabourn: Official Site | Wikipedia
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