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Carnival Corporation's accumulated net loss in the March-May quarter was nearly $2.1 billion
There has been an acceleration in bookings for upcoming cruises
June 24, 2021
Commenting on these results, the Chairman and Administrator Carnival delegate Arnold Donald specified that the group is working hard to get the entire fleet back into business by next spring after the interruption of operations caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. "So far," he said, " we announced that 42 ships, representing more than half of our capacity, should return to serve our guests by the end of the fiscal year." Carnival has announced to have completed the second quarter of fiscal year 2021 with cash equivalent to $9.3 billion, liquidity that the company considers sufficient to allow the restart of all its activities cruises expected by spring 2022.
Carnival also highlighted the ongoing acceleration of the volume bookings for upcoming cruises. The group pointed out that the volume of bookings totaled in the second quarter 2021 is +45% higher than in 2021 compared to the previous quarter and that, as of 31 May 2021, the bookings for 2022 cruises are higher than those of 2019 when the activity had been particularly Intense.
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