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March 24, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Higher Fares, Fewer New Ships: Carnival Discusses Q1 Results

Cruise fares are gradually climbing, future ship orders will be slow coming, and the best deals to be had are in luxury cruising and Alaska. That was the word this morning from Carnival Corp.’s first-quarter earnings call.

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Cruise fares are gradually climbing, future ship orders will be slow coming, and the best deals to be had are in luxury cruising and Alaska. That was the word this morning from Carnival Corp.’s first-quarter earnings call.

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