Heritage
We don’t just live in the present, we also appreciate the past. From the Golden Age of Transatlantic liners to scandals that rocked the shipping world, the heritage aspects that surround modern-day cruising have never failed to inspire and engage. Insights from yesteryear help to understand the onboard traditions upheld today, plus there’s a huge amount of outrageous behaviour to enjoy…
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Hurtigruten: The origins of Norway’s shipping hero
Hurtigruten – ‘the fast route’ – has underpinned Norway’s success as the envy of Europe since 1893. Having recently celebrated 130 years of activity, we've been exploring Hurtigruten’s diverse history to uncover the line’s origin story. Fond of an underdog success story? Read on...
North America and the RMS Queen Mary: A Scottish love story
Built upon the bonnie banks of Scotland's River Clyde, Cunard's RMS Queen Mary stole the beating heart of America. When Japanese scrap merchants threatened to destroy the liner, America took action to ensure the survival of their Scottish-built sweetheart. It's a love story like no other
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SS United States: Why her preservation matters
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SS Warrimoo: A Victorian case of Hogmanay time travel
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Could you afford a first class ticket aboard RMS Titanic?
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How RMS Queen Mary was saved from scrap
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SS Baychimo: Unsinkable ghost ship hunted by the government
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The history of pets aboard with Cunard
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RMS Olympic: Heroic commercial liner with a kill count
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Titanic's mystery crewman: The undead Thomas Hart