Royal Caribbean Cruises Stock News

From Star and Icon of the Seas to all-time favorites, adventures of all kinds set the stage for vacationers to explore the tropics and more MIAMI , Nov. 19, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Vacationers are in for more ways to make memories across Royal Caribbean's latest combination of tropical and Northeast 2026-27 getaways. The lineup of 12 Royal Caribbean ships rounds out a variety of adventures across ...

Market trends continue to point to durable cruise demand, with Cruise Lines International Association already projecting robust growth in passengers and capacity through 2027. These developments naturally trigger RCL's raised FY2024 guidance along with the raised consensus forward estimates, with it implying that the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic is behind us. If anything, the company continue...

CCL has outperformed in 3Q24, aiming at even stronger results in guidance through this year and the next three. The stock spiked on earnings call indicating more to come based on management guidance conviction for balance of '24 and '25. CCL's strength in the Millennial generations will power its growth ahead while maintaining its grip on the over 62 base customer.

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In 3Q24, CCL generated $7.89 billion and $1.7 billion in revenues and net income respectively, representing a year-on-year growth of 15.20% and 61.55% respectively. Multiple indicators suggest that overall demand in the cruise industry remains strong and will continue to serve as tailwinds for the company. Paying down debt is CCL's utmost priority; it is an achievable but challenging task. CCL ...

According to a March 2023 study from the Bank of America Institute about consumer spending, seniors born in 1964 or earlier were the only age cohort in the U.S.

The cruise operators were unfortunately locked into an epicenter industry in the consumer discretionary sector during the COVID-19 pandemic. The spread of the disease onboard cruise ships spurred fears that no one would ever want to take a cruise again and risk catching a fatal infection.

Royal Caribbean has returned to smoother waters, but this is not news to investors.