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June 8, 2009 · about 17 years ago

QE2 owners dismiss sale rumours

The owners of the QE2 have denied speculation that the cruise ship will be sold on instead of being turned into a floating hotel. Cunard sold the Southampton-based liner for £50m to real estate developer Nakheel in the United Arab Emirates. The company has told the BBC the ship will not be sold off,

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The owners of the QE2 have denied speculation that the cruise ship will be sold on instead of being turned into a floating hotel. Cunard sold the Southampton-based liner for £50m to real estate developer Nakheel in the United Arab Emirates. The company has told the BBC the ship will not be sold off, even though work on the refurbishment has not begun.

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