Princess Cruises

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A princess is the female equivalent of a prince in conventional royal hierarchies. She may be the wife of a prince, or she may be the heiress apparent to a throne, or even the sovereign herself.

A duchess, on the other hand, is a member of the nobility and would normally outrank a princess in terms of social ranking. A princess is also usually styled HRH (Her Royal Highness) whereas a duchess is generally addressed as Lady, or by her first name.

During her lifetime, Princess Alice worked tirelessly on behalf of charities including Save the Children, working to support and promote their work in countries across the globe. She was an advocate for women’s rights and gender equality, and was a staunch supporter of the arts.

Princess Cruises is one of the best-known names in cruising, with itineraries on more than 170 ships sailing to all seven continents. Its unique fleet of ships offers a variety of immersive and customizable vacations, with destinations like Alaska, Europe, Mexico, the Caribbean, Hawaii, Tahiti/French Polynesia, Australia/New Zealand, and world cruises. The company’s cruisetour offerings allow guests to combine their voyage with a land tour, allowing travelers to truly experience the destinations they visit. For more information, visit the Princess website.