The line’s summer schedule next year includes 150 voyages calling at 120 ports across 35 countries, with 23 late evening departures and 15 overnight stays with voyages between two nights and 37 nights in duration.
Cunard vice president of sales and marketing, Angus Struthers, said the company’s two strongest booking periods in more than a decade have happened in the past 12 months.
"We are delighted by the overwhelming response to summer 2023 itineraries going on sale, which has even surpassed Cunard’s record-breaking days in 2021 when Queen Elizabeth’s summer at sea sailings went on sale," he added.
