about 20 years ago
After a recent decline in the number of new ships entering service, the pace is picking up. Eight new ships – each carrying more than 2,000 passengers – will come on line in 2007. All but one will look familiar. That’s because seven of the eight are clones of existing ships. Only one, Cunard’s Queen
After a recent decline in the number of new ships entering service, the pace is picking up.
Eight new ships – each carrying more than 2,000 passengers – will come on line in 2007. All but one will look familiar. That’s because seven of the eight are clones of existing ships.
Only one, Cunard’s Queen Victoria, is not a copy of another ship, though it is adopting many features of its sister royals, the 70,000-ton Queen Elizabeth 2 and the 151,000-ton Queen Mary 2.
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