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Cruise deals may be getting harder to find, but American Queen Voyages is offering a sailing at an unbeatable price: free. The cruise line is running a Taste of the Mississippi River Cruise ...

believed to be the largest steam paddle-wheeler ever built on the Mississippi River. “Despite great efforts by our team, crew and partners, American Queen Voyages (AQV) unfortunately has been ...

We compared and contrasted the ships of American Cruise Lines, American Queen Voyages and a third line on the Mississippi, Viking River Cruises, last summer.

From Other Nonprofit Media showcases select work from other nonprofit news sites around the nation. Memphis has bet big on Mississippi River cruises, but the industry took a hit this week when ...

Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. Among American Queen Voyages' cruises was a trip on the Mississippi River between Memphis and New Orleans. This is not the end of river cruises in Memphis.

Photo by Barbara Winnerman One of the last vestiges of the Mississippi River steamboat era is shutting down. American Queen Voyages, a popular riverboat cruise company, announced that it will ...

American Queen Voyages has shut down. An automated voice message on its customer information hotline said the cruise line "has made the difficult decision" to suspend operations, and all future ...

Photo Credit: American Queen Voyages American Cruise Lines has ... The U.S.-flagged ships sailed on the Mississippi River and its tributaries, and the Colombia and Snake rivers.

American Queen Voyages offers all-inclusive cruises on historical riverboats that explore untapped natural beauty. Many or all of the products on this page are from partners who compensate us when ...

People have been leisure cruising on the Mississippi River since the storied days of steamships, showboats and paddlewheelers in the 1800s. Now, three modern cruise lines ply the Great River, with ...