Southwest Airlines is expanding out of Cincinnati with more flights to Music City. On June 4, the airline will introduce nonstop flights to Nashville, which will be offered 5x/weekly on Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG) shared on X. When the new route begins, Southwest will be the only carrier to offer nonstop service, making it easier than ever for travelers to reach the beloved destination. Along with the announcement, Southwest will bring more flights from Cincinnati to Orlando, competing with Frontier and Delta. In early June, the airline will introduce two additional flights to its existing route, bringing a total of 5x/weekly service on Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. Southwest will fly its Boeing 737-800 aircraft with 175 seats on both routes this summer. Travelers can book these flights from Cincinnati on Southwest’s website, its mobile app, or even through the airline’s major credit card partner, Chase, by redeeming Ultimate Rewards points. By the summer, Southwest will fly to six destinations out of Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport. In addition to Nashville and Orlando, the airline offers nonstop service between Cincinnati and Baltimore, Chicago-Midway, Denver, and Phoenix.
Cunard to Offer Award-Winning West End Musical Aboard its Newest Ship, Queen Anne
26.03.2024 - 17:49 / travelpulse.com / Jane Austen / Cunard Line / Sarah Kuta / Newest Ship
Cunard will offer guests a chance to see “Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of)” at sea onboard its newest ship, Queen Anne.
“Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of)” is a musical written and directed by Isobel McArthur based on Jane Austen’s popular 19th-century novel.
The show is “deeply affectionate” toward the original, but has a few comedic elements thrown in, including karaoke, according to McArthur. It tells the story of “Pride and Prejudice” from the servants’ point of view. In 2022, it won the Laurence Olivier Award for Best Entertainment or Comedy Play.
Now, in partnership with producer David Pugh, the play will be offered onboard Queen Anne, which is slated to launch on May 3. “Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of)” will debut on a two-week voyage around the British Isles that departs on May 24. From there, it will become a mainstay for the rest of Queen Anne’s inaugural season.
Cunard's Queen Anne. (photo via Cunard Line Media)
The production is “one of the most acclaimed West End productions of recent times,” says Katie McAlister, president of Cunard.
"We always strive to surprise and delight guests with unique and enriching experiences that can only be experienced on a Cunard ship,” she adds.
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