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Home›Green Marine›Carnival boss says over-capacity claims are ‘absurd’
Green Marine

March 30, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Carnival boss says over-capacity claims are ‘absurd’

Carnival UK CEO David Dingle has claimed it is ‘absurd’ to suggest that the cruise market is becoming saturated and over-capacity. Speaking at the launch of the Cruise Report 2011, Dingle said there was “still plenty of room for growth” and the continued popularity of cruising had justified the incr

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Carnival UK CEO David Dingle has claimed it is ‘absurd’ to suggest that the cruise market is becoming saturated and over-capacity. Speaking at the launch of the Cruise Report 2011, Dingle said there was “still plenty of room for growth” and the continued popularity of cruising had justified the increase in itineraries and fleet.

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