- Trafalgar launched The Great Godmother Search for its newest river ship
- Trafalgar Dreamer debuts on the Seine in April 2027
- The selected Godmother will christen the ship and sail on the inaugural voyage
- Guests can submit stories until 29 October 2026
- The ship will sail the Best of the Seine with Paris and Normandy itinerary
Trafalgar has launched a search for the Godmother of its newest river ship, Trafalgar Dreamer, ahead of her debut on the Seine in April 2027. Through The Great Godmother Search, the brand is inviting past guests to submit a meaningful story or memory from their travels with Trafalgar for the chance to become part of Trafalgar history.
The selected Godmother will christen Trafalgar Dreamer and sail on the ship’s inaugural voyage. If the winner names a travel agent in their application, that agent will also receive a complimentary place on the inaugural sailing. Trafalgar encourages travel agents to support the search by sharing the opportunity with their clients. Agents are asked not to submit entries on behalf of their guests. The search builds on a tradition Trafalgar began with Trafalgar Verity and Trafalgar Reverie, when past guests Cassie Estrella-Roca and Kate McIntosh were selected as the ships’ respective Godmothers.
Eligible past Trafalgar guests can submit their stories until 29 October 2026. Guests can submit their entries and find full eligibility requirements, judging criteria and official campaign terms and conditions by visiting TrafalgarGodmother.com. Trafalgar Dreamer will begin sailing on the Seine in April 2027 with the new Best of the Seine with Paris and Normandy itinerary.
Kelly Jackson shared “Travel creates stories and memories that stay with us long after a trip ends, and our travel agents play a hugely important role in making those experiences possible. The Great Godmother Search is a fantastic opportunity for agents to engage their customers, celebrate their Trafalgar travel stories and create a new reason to start conversations about river cruising.”
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