The RMS Queen Mary 2, a flagship of Cunard Line, was officially launched in 2003 and set out on its maiden voyage on January 12, 2004. With a capacity to accommodate over 2,600 passengers and more than 1,200 crew members, it was the largest ocean liner ever constructed at the time. The ship measured 1,132 feet in length and 135 feet in width, enabling it to offer an unparalleled level of luxury and comfort on the high seas. Its design was influenced by the classic ocean liners of the past, while integrating modern technology and eco-friendly practices, which made it stand out as a marvel of engineering.The maiden voyage commenced from Southampton, England, and was celebrated with much fanfare, including a ceremonial send-off attended by thousands of enthusiastic spectators. As the Queen Mary 2 departed, it signified not only a revival of transatlantic travel but also an homage to the ocean liner tradition that began in the 19th century. The journey to New York City was filled with opulence, featuring amenities such as a planetarium, several restaurants, a spa, and the grand Royal Court Theatre, and aimed at offering passengers both relaxation and entertainment throughout their trip. This voyage represented a transformation in the cruise industry, as Cunard aimed to elevate the standard for ocean travel by combining luxury, heritage, and modern advancements. Upon arrival in New York, the ship received a grand welcoming, marking a new chapter in maritime travel and enhancing Cunard's reputation for offering prestigious cruises that cater to a discerning clientele.