Cunard's £500 million 'Queen' cruise ship to leave iconic fleet and change name under planned move to P&O Cruises

Daily Mail - Oct 7, 2026

The iconic 'Queen' will be renamed and undergo an extensive reimagining after completing her final Cunard World Voyage, visiting 30 ports over more than 100 nights.

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