Carnival Corporation's cruise ship, Carnival Jubilee, became the first to refuel with Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) at Isla Tropicale in Roatán, Honduras, marking a milestone in the cruise industry's shift to cleaner fuels. This new LNG bunkering capability supports the company's strategy to reduce emissions and achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. The operation enhances Roatán's role in Carnival's Caribbean itineraries and reflects public-private collaboration to promote sustainable maritime energy. Carnival leads the cruise industry with 11 LNG-capable ships and plans to add seven more by 2033, reinforcing its commitment to environmental stewardship and local economic development in Roatán.
Princess Cruises announced its biggest Europe season for 2028, featuring 291 departures across 150 itineraries on six ships. The season includes visits to 128 destinations in 37 countries, with new stops in Galway and Killybegs, Ireland, and the debu...
Carnival's shares have remained flat since August following a strong rally, supported by solid Q1 2026 results including 6% revenue growth and 11% operating earnings growth. The company reinstated its quarterly dividend at $0.15 and has already sold ...
