Carnival Stock News

Carnival (CCL 0.76%) went from a full stop to full speed ahead, and the result was, as you might expect, a dramatic improvement in its business performance. But what happens now that the cruise line is at the top of its game?

Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings are peers are seeing improvements in web traffic and third-party pricing.

Carnival (CCL 0.21%) (CUK) stock jumped 27% in May, according to data provided by S&P Global Market Intelligence. The stock is on the rebound after crashing earlier this year on fears of crackdowns on cruise industry taxes, and it got a boost from an analyst upgrade.

Dutch-inspired onboard traditions and more popular destinations for guests looking to explore Scandinavia, Iceland, Greenland, the Baltics and British Isles    SEATTLE , June 3, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Holland America Line will expand its presence in Northern Europe  with a third dedicated ship in 2027, providing guests with more chances to discover the region with a cruise line known for its deep...

Since early April, the market has had a bit of a resurgence. Investor confidence seems to be growing thanks to tariff relief, which supports an optimistic view of the economic backdrop.

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Shares of Carnival (CCL 0.37%) (CUK 0.10%) have more than doubled since bottoming out in 2022, but the stock has been volatile this year. It currently sits at around $23, down from its 52-week high of $28.72.

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