Two Decades After .... Cunard's Star is shining

[Underwatr]

Two Decades After Being Acquired By The World's Largest Cruise Company, Cunard's Star Is Shining

 

Positive press, no new info for Cunard fans.

 

https://www.forbes.com/sites/douggollan/2018/09/02/two-decades-after-being-acquired-by-the-worlds-largest-cruise-company-cunards-star-is-shining/

[bluemarble]

Two Decades After Being Acquired By The World's Largest Cruise Company, Cunard's Star Is Shining

 

Positive press, no new info for Cunard fans.

 

https://www.forbes.com/sites/douggollan/2018/09/02/two-decades-after-being-acquired-by-the-worlds-largest-cruise-company-cunards-star-is-shining/

 

Interesting read. Thanks for posting. One can nitpick some of the details ("Britania Grill"?), but all-in-all, I thought that was a pretty good article.

[Host Hattie]

Thanks, interesting article

[Lanky Lad]

I remember Cunard before Carnival and it is not all good. That said, I don't think Cunard would have still be going without Carnival.

[Shuffleboard Dude]

Its fascinating how they can publish an article about a successful acquisition in a business magazine without mentioning economies of scale. I wonder how much Cunard paid to the contributor for such a pointless text.

 

Also, I do remember the fares for the lowest grade of accommodation on QM2 being lower than the ones on QE2 at the same time.