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Oriana was one of the most unique cruise ships ever built. Specially designed for the UK market, Oriana entered service in 1995. Built by Meyer Werft in Germany and named by HM Queen Elizabeth II, Oriana was an instant success for the P&O Line. She became a beloved modern classic, a firm favorite for Britons, whose schedule saw her visit ports across the globe. Oriana's interior was designed to reflect the best of the British passenger ship, and paid tribute to the 180-year heritage of P&O; with Anderson's Lounge, the Theatre Royale, Peninsular Restaurant and Medina Room. With the ship retiring from P&O service, this special book is a must-have keepsake for anyone who has sailed aboard Oriana as well as those with a love of P&O or maritime history. This book features 160 unique colour images.

QM2 was introduced in 2003 to the great fanfare, as the largest, longest, grandes and most expensive ocean liner ever built. She replaced the beloved QE2 on the transatlantic run and has become a firm favourite around the world, her popularity soaring with eache new port she visits. Her interiors and fourteen spacious decks put QM2 head and shoulders above the rest and hark back to the golden age of ocean liners. Cunard experts Chris Frame and Rachelle Cross present the full story behind this great liner, from her concept as the next generation of ocean liner to her world-breaking achievements. With full colour photographs and fascinating facts, this is a must-have for all those who love ocean travel.