Cunard expands ship visit programme with four more dates
Cunard has added four new UK trade ship visit dates in Southampton, expanding its programme to give more agents the chance to experience the fleet first-hand. The additional dates cover both Queen Anne and Queen Mary 2, combining guided tours with hosted lunches on board.
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