Cunard's new ship Queen Anne makes North American debut in New York

Core Insights - Cunard's new ship, Queen Anne, marks the company's first new vessel in 14 years and made its North American debut in New York, accommodating up to 3,000 guests across 14 decks and featuring 15 dining venues [1][10] - The design of Queen Anne reflects Cunard's art-deco heritage while incorporating modern elegance, led by creative director Adam Tihany [2] - The ship boasts an exclusive collection of 4,300 pieces of art from global artists and innovative entertainment venues, including the "Bright Lights Society" cabaret-style venue [3] - Cunard has enhanced wellness offerings with the Pavilion Wellness Café and the Harper's Bazaar Wellness at Sea program, focusing on plant-based cuisine and wellness packages [4] - Queen Anne's inaugural World Voyage spans 107 days, continuing Cunard's legacy in world cruising since 1922 and fostering international connections [5] - Cunard has a long history with New York, having sailed into the city since 1847 and carrying one in five immigrants to America [6] - Cunard President Katie McAlister highlighted Queen Anne as a milestone for the company, contributing to the record-high 1.5 million cruise passengers visiting NYC, generating a $500 million local economic impact [7] Company Overview - Cunard is a luxury British cruise line with 185 years of operation, known for fine dining, entertainment, and exceptional service [9] - The company currently operates four ships, including Queen Anne, for the first time since 1999, as part of its ambitious global plans [10]