American Cruise Lines Celebrates First Arkansas River Cruise
American Cruise Lines’ first Arkansas River cruise set sail yesterday, the company announced in a press release. The new itinerary is being operated by the American Serenade, one of the company’s modern Mississippi riverboats.…
American Cruise Lines’ first Arkansas River cruise set sail yesterday, the company announced in a press release. The new itinerary is being operated by the American Serenade, one of the company’s modern Mississippi riverboats.
American said that the inaugural cruise is filled with repeat guests, including Eagle Society members, noting that interest in new river cruise itineraries on the country’s waterways continues to grow stronger each year.
“American is proud to continue leading the way for U.S. River cruising, opening up more and more of the country each year for authentic explorations along U.S. waterways. The response from our repeat guests and Eagle Society members to this itinerary was tremendous, demonstrating the genuine demand for world-class river cruising in new destinations around the U.S.A.,” said Charles B. Robertson, President and CEO of American Cruise Lines.
“We also appreciate the warm welcome from ports along the river including Little Rock, Tulsa, Van Buren, Dardanelle, and Muskogee, and we look forward to exploring them with our guests,” he added.
This story was originally published by Cruise Industry News. Read the full story at Cruise Industry News →




Conversation