American Cruise Lines News Coverage
American Cruise Lines is regularly covered in well-known national newspapers, travel magazines, and respected travel industry publications, and is often featured on local and national television. Please see below to read a selection of press coverage on American’s cruises, itineraries, awards, and new ships. American Cruise Lines explores more U.S. destinations than any other cruise company and is proud to be America’s #1 river and small ship cruise line.
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Forbes
Unique River Cruise Woos Antiques Lovers
American Cruise Lines classic 8-Day Lower Mississippi River cruise include one-of-a-kind shore excursions with Antiques Roadshow
Cruise Critic
Cruise Critic Announces 2023 Editors’ Picks Award Winners
Best New River Cruise Ship was awarded, for the first time, to an American river cruise ship – American Cruise Lines’ American Serenade.
AFAR
Visit Some of the Most Beautiful U.S. National Parks on These New Cruise Itineraries
American Cruise Lines has unveiled a new collection of national park cruises for 2024, combining river and coastal sailings with land tours through some of the country’s most spectacular parks.
Cruise Critic
American Cruise Lines Brand-New American Glory Sets Sail
American Cruise Lines' newest vessel, the 100-passenger American Glory, set sail on its maiden voyage on November 28, 2023, bound from Maryland for Florida, where it will operate ACL’s unique “Florida Gulf Coast and Keys” itinerary roundtrip from St. Petersburg, FL.
Wall Street Journal
The U.S. Economy’s Secret Weapon: Seniors With Money to Spend
Why has consumer spending proven so resilient as the Federal Reserve has raised interest rates? An important and little-appreciated reason: Consumers are getting older.
USA Today
Would you spend $7K to visit a national park? You've never seen them like this.
If you’re torn between hopping on a cruise or visiting a national park on your next vacation, why not do both?
American Cruise Lines will offer new sailings in 2024 that will take visitors to national parks across the U.S. as part of the itinerary. The cruises will range from 11 to 18 days.