American Cruise Lines Overview - Cruising US Waters

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John Matthews provides an overview of American Cruise Lines, an all-American company that has operated for over 25 years. He explains that the company is fully American owned and operated, with all ships constructed at their Maryland shipyard. The fleet consists of modern riverboats and small cruise ships designed to carry between 100 and 200 passengers. Matthews highlights the company's commitment to environmental sustainability through emissions reduction and recycling programs. The video details various itinerary options across the United States, including Mississippi river cruises, Pacific Northwest excursions, and Alaskan journeys. Specific destinations mentioned include the scenic intracoastal waterways, the Lewis and Clark route, and the New England coast. The company offers themed cruises focused on music, culinary arts, and history. Matthews concludes by noting that as of April 2021, American Cruise Lines is one of only two cruise lines operating in United States waters. He invites viewers to contact Adventure Awaits World Travel to assist with booking their next river cruise experience.
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american cruise lines is an all-american business founded over 25 years ago
we have more than 35 itineraries ranging from 5 to 22 days in length
the 11 day alaskan explorer enjoy two days of exclusive access to glacier bay
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