Cunard Line Awarded "Best World Cruise Itineraries&quot

Cunard Line Awarded "Best World Cruise Itineraries"
for Fifth Straight Year by Porthole Cruise Magazine




Renowned liner company also awarded "Best Onboard Educational Programs" VALENCIA, CA - November 13, 2007 - Confirming Cunard Line's dominance in the world cruising category, the well-traveled readers of Porthole Cruise magazine
have named Cunard operator of the "Best World Cruise Itineraries" for
the fifth consecutive year. The Line was also awarded "Best Onboard
Educational Programs" in the magazine's annual Readers' Choice Survey,
which appears in the December 2007 issue.

"Few awards are as
gratifying as those that come from seasoned travellers," said Carol
Marlow, president of Cunard Line. "To be recognized as offering the
best world cruise itineraries and most meaningful educational
programmes confirms that we are delivering compelling experiences that
exceed the expectations of our guests while upholding a cherished
Cunard legacy."

"Cunard Line exudes elegance and style," said Bill Panoff, publisher and editor-in-chief of Porthole Cruise Magazine.
"Our sophisticated readers have applauded the Line by voting it 'best'
in two Readers' Choice Awards categories, and I couldn't agree more."

World
cruising is an 85-year-old tradition at Cunard, dating back to Laconia,
which made the first passenger circumnavigation of the globe in 1922.
In 2008, two Cunard ocean liners will offer World Cruises: Queen
Victoria will embark on Pathway to the Explorers, her maiden 105-day World Cruise, and Queen Elizabeth 2 will embark on her 26th and final World Cruise, the 90-day South America, Pacific & Far East Odyssey.

Published
bimonthly by Time Warner, Porthole Cruise Magazine is a respected
travel publication geared to cruise and destination travellers
worldwide. Date Posted: 11/13/2007

This really should come as no surprise, Cunard invented the World Cruise and after so many years should have it perfected. Glad the rest of the world is catching on to that fact. Thanks for sharing Andy.