Cunard

British shipping company

Cunard is a British shipping company founded in 1840, historically famous for its transatlantic ocean liners including the Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth.

The name often appears in discussions of luxury cruise travel and maritime history, representing an era when crossing the Atlantic by ship was the primary means of intercontinental travel.

They booked passage on a Cunard liner.

heritage

Halifax

Nova Scotia's largest city

Queen Elizabeth · Britannia · Carpathia · ocean liner · steamship · transatlantic crossing · Victorian era · Edwardian era · immigration · Ellis Island

nautical

ocean liner

Large scheduled passenger vessel

  • flagshipCommander's principal vessel
  • bowRespectful forward inclination
  • sternStrict or ship's aft

funnel · hull · bridge · deck · knots · captain · crew · port · starboard · maritime

cruising

Queen Mary 2

British ocean liner

world cruise · transatlantic crossing · stateroom · shore excursion · embarkation · port of call · captain's dinner · formal night · afternoon tea · ocean voyage

luxury

white-glove service

Exceptionally attentive, careful assistance

butler service · spa treatment · grand staircase · chandeliers · black-tie · elegance · sophistication · pampering · premium · exclusive

Opposites
mode of travel/transportation company type

Cunardairline

Air transport company

Pan Am · air travel · British Airways · aviation industry · budget airline

travel philosophy/pace

CunardConcorde

Supersonic passenger aircraft

supersonic travel · red-eye flight · shuttle service · commuter airline

market positioning/luxury level

CunardSpirit Airlines

Ultra-low-cost American airline

Ryanair · EasyJet · budget carrier · economy class · steerage

Familiarity
Top 1,000,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Rated G