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Articles tagged “carnival corp.”

Coronavirus

Carnival Will Resume Cruises With More Than Half of Its Fleet by Year’s End

Seemingly undeterred by the Delta variant, this news is a turnaround for Carnival, which has suffered financially because of the pandemic.

Uday Sampath, Reuters | 3 years ago

Carnival Will Resume Cruises With More Than Half of Its Fleet by Year’s End

Coronavirus

Carnival Corp. Cancels Australian Sailings Until December

The cruise lines will face a struggle to restart at scale, because there's a reputation to shake off, as well as rising cases to contend with.

Maria Ponnezhath, Reuters | 3 years ago

Carnival Corp. Cancels Australian Sailings Until December

Coronavirus

Carnival to Sell $500 Million in Shares as It Resumes Long-Paused Cruises

Cruises operators battered financially by the pandemic need to find ways to stay afloat so selling shares goes a long way in helping them stay in business.

Nivedita Balu, Reuters | 3 years ago

Carnival to Sell $500 Million in Shares as It Resumes Long-Paused Cruises

Coronavirus

Carnival Posts $2 Billion Quarterly Loss as Cruise Industry Still Navigates Pandemic Perils

Although a gigantic quarterly loss is never good news, Carnival executives should be heartened by the fact brighter days are ahead as cruising finally returns.

Praveen Paramasivam, Reuters | 3 years ago

Carnival Posts $2 Billion Quarterly Loss as Cruise Industry Still Navigates Pandemic Perils

Coronavirus

Carnival Corp. Isn’t Taking a Position on Mandatory Vaccinations, Yet

Until cruise ships can sail again, the discussion around vaccine passports is rather moot. What the cruise lines do when they can actually take bookings and leave port is what really matters.

Uday Sampath, Reuters | 3 years ago

Carnival Corp. Isn’t Taking a Position on Mandatory Vaccinations, Yet

Coronavirus

Short Sellers Lost Billions as Travel and Leisure Stocks Rallied Monday

For more evidence of the travel industry's current volatility, look no further than the billions of dollars certain funds lost following news of a vaccine.

Tommy Wilkes and Saqib Iqbal Ahmed, Reuters | 3 years ago

Short Sellers Lost Billions as Travel and Leisure Stocks Rallied Monday

Coronavirus

A Return to Sailing Still in Flux for Major Cruise Lines as Grim New Reality Sets In

While cruise companies grapple with another no sail order extension from the U.S., offering up clear communication about heightened health protocols could steer the industry into a better position with regulators.

Cameron Sperance, Skift | 4 years ago

A Return to Sailing Still in Flux for Major Cruise Lines as Grim New Reality Sets In

Online Travel

Ransomware Attacks on Travel Companies Spread, Sparking Complacency Fears

The travel sector should pledge to never pay ransoms to hackers. But it either can't or won't. So the ransom payments will go on, helping to fund the criminal development of evermore spectacular attacks.

Sean O'Neill, Skift | 4 years ago

Ransomware Attacks on Travel Companies Spread, Sparking Complacency Fears

Coronavirus

The Most Tourism-Dependent Region in the World Braces for Prolonged Coronavirus Recovery

Tourism industries in cash-strapped Caribbean countries will need an economic lift from the international community to get to the other side of the coronavirus downturn in travel.

Kate Chappell and Marc Frank, Reuters | 4 years ago

The Most Tourism-Dependent Region in the World Braces for Prolonged Coronavirus Recovery

Coronavirus

Carnival Sells 8 Percent Stake to Saudis After Dire Financial Warning

Carnival is facing two unprecedented crises: Lost revenue from the complete cessation of its cruising operations and an optics nightmare that puts the future of cruising's popularity in genuine doubt.

Rosie Spinks, Skift | 4 years ago

Carnival Sells 8 Percent Stake to Saudis After Dire Financial Warning