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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Porthole Cruise & Travel Magazine
Truth and American Glory
American Cruise Lines’ new coastal catamarans really do give us “small-ship cruising done perfectly.”
Strongly convinced that travel brings history to life, I boarded American Cruise Lines’ new coastal cat, American Glory. I selected the Cape Codder itinerary, conjuring the adventures of the Pilgrims.
Agent@Home Magazine/TravelPulse.com
American Cruise Lines Continues to Add New Ships and Destinations
American Cruise Lines (ACL) bills itself as America’s largest cruise line with the newest fleet in the U.S. It’s a claim made with good reason: Over the past few years, the Guilford, Conn.-based company has expanded at a rapid pace, adding new ships and new destinations.
Splash Magazines
Small Ship Cruising in Alaska on American Cruise Lines
Naturalist John Muir described Alaska as “the very paradise of the poets, the abode of the blessed,” finding spirituality in a rugged wilderness “where the mountains themselves seemed to “declare (God’s) glory in terms still more impressive.”
After concluding 12 days exploring our 49th state on American Cruise Lines’ ship, American Constellation, it’s hard not to be in complete agreement with his assessment. In fact, Alaska’s natural splendor is such, words hardly do it justice.
While this is our second time to cruise here, we were told you haven’t really seen Alaska until you’ve seen it on a small ship. And I couldn’t agree more.
Road Trips for Families
American Cruise Lines: A Watery Journey Off the Beaten Path
More than 37 million people are expected to go on a cruise this year, and it’s easy to understand why. Regardless of a family’s specific wants and needs, most cruises cover all of the vacation essentials in one package. Cruise ships are known for providing their own unique worlds for guests to explore. Going big is the norm…On the other hand, some people want the experience of a cruise without all of the extra flair. Often, they’re after a more intimate experience, visiting smaller ports instead of the larger ones made to handle thousands of guests. These folks count on options like American Cruise Lines (ACL), the masters of the small-ship vacation.
The Miami Herald
Cruise Tourism is Returning to Providence, Rhode Island
For the first time in four years, cruise ships will once again be sailing into Providence, Rhode Island.
American Cruise Lines has added the city to its New England itineraries, in partnership with the City of Providence and the State of Rhode Island.
"We're thrilled to welcome American Cruise Lines back to Providence," says Brett Smiley, mayor of Providence. "This partnership represents a major investment in the future of our waterfront and our local economy.
Go World Travel
Following the Lewis and Clark Trail with ACL River Cruises
My wife Fyllis and I recently retraced some of the route followed by Lewis and Clark, but without having to overcome the many difficult and often dangerous challenges they faced.
We were traveling in comfort aboard the American Cruise Lines’ Harmony, one of that company’s fleet of luxury ships, which follow more than 50 itineraries along rivers, bays and oceans in, or just offshore of, the United States.