Luxury British cruise line Cunard's 2022 classic World Voyage on the illustrious Queen Mary 2 goes on sale today. The voyage covers 16 countries offering a combined 33 Unesco World Heritage Sites.
 
The iconic ocean liner will make calls to Greece, Dubai, Sri Lanka, Singapore, Vietnam, Hong Kong, Australia and Bali, Abu Dhabi, Oman, Italy and Portugal. Sailings through the Suez Canal feature on both the outbound journey and return.
 
Cunard President Simon Palethorpe said: "Our guests have told us they want memorable destinations which combine intrinsic glamour and heritage. This unique program spans 16 countries, offering a combined 33 Unesco World Heritage Sites, which we hope will combine the perfect blend of exploration on shore and relaxation on board."
 
The 118 night voyage sets sail from New York on January 3, 2022 and returns on May 1, 2022.
 
It will include overnight stops in Haifa, Dubai, Hong Kong, Sydney and Singapore, plus a late night departure from Colombo.
 
Palethorpe continued: "This 118-night roundtrip New York voyage can be split into six segments and booked individually, which is tailored to those who want to fully immerse themselves in the Cunard experience for just a portion of the journey. It truly is the ultimate exploration of East meets West experienced from the magnificent setting of the world's only ocean liner, the Queen Mary 2.
 
"Guests on board will be able to take advantage of a multitude of luxurious offerings whether they want to be entertained, learn something new, get active or simply relax, while the ambience throughout the ship is warm, friendly and inclusive."
 
Those sailing the full World Voyage will enjoy a welcome on board reception, services of a World Voyage Concierge and use of a private lounge, a gala event ashore and complimentary daily gratuities.
 
Prices for an inside stateroom for the complete 118-night voyage start from $18,999 per person.
 
Cunard is renowned for creating unforgettable experiences around the world. It has been a leading operator of passenger ships on the North Atlantic, since 1840, celebrating an incredible 180 years of operation. - TradeArabia News Service

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