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The CUK news page on Stock Titan aggregates coverage related to Carnival plc and the wider Carnival Corporation & plc group, giving investors and observers a single place to review recent developments across its cruise brands. Because CUK represents ordinary shares of Carnival plc within the dual‑listed structure, news about the parent group’s brands, financing actions and strategic plans can all be relevant to holders of this symbol.
Recent releases from the group’s brands highlight how news can range from product and itinerary announcements to broader corporate updates. Holland America Line has announced new shore excursion collections such as "Meet the Maker" and "Community Connections," a major Wave Season "Start Your Journey" promotion, and collaborations with partners like The HISTORY Channel, National Geographic and Pendleton Woolen Mills. Princess Cruises has publicized expanded Northern Europe programs, Alaska deployments, ship refurbishments and marketing initiatives such as Rose Parade floats featuring its ships.
At the corporate level, Carnival Corporation & plc has issued news on record financial results, leverage metrics, dividend reinstatement and proposals to simplify its dual‑listed structure. These items appear in Form 8‑K summaries and associated press releases and can influence how investors view the risk and return profile associated with CUK.
On this page, readers can follow themes such as itinerary expansion, brand‑specific promotions, partnerships, ship enhancements, long‑duration world cruises and capital structure updates. By reviewing the CUK news feed, users can see how operational announcements from Holland America Line, Princess Cruises, Seabourn and other brands intersect with group‑level financial and strategic disclosures tied to Carnival plc’s listed securities.
Princess Cruises Returns Three Ships to Service
Crown Princess, Island Princess, and Royal Princess are now welcoming guests onboard, marking a total of 12 ships (80% of the fleet) back in operation since July 2021. Island Princess commenced a 14-day Panama Canal voyage from Ft. Lauderdale on April 27. Royal Princess began the 'Voyage of the Glaciers' from Vancouver on May 2. Crown Princess is set to sail from Seattle on May 7 for Alaska. All 15 ships are expected to operate by September 2022, offering various itineraries worldwide.
Carnival Corporation (CCL, CUK) announced the installation of nearly 600 biodigester machines across its global fleet, reinforcing its commitment to sustainability and waste management. This technology uses natural aerobic digestion to process food waste efficiently, supporting goals to reduce unit food waste by 30% by 2022 and 50% by 2030. The move aligns with the company's broader sustainability objectives, which include reducing carbon emissions by 40% by 2030 and aspiring for net carbon-neutral operations by 2050.
Cunard has announced over 110 international voyages from October 23, 2023 to May 14, 2024, featuring the maiden voyages of the Queen Anne. The four-ship fleet, including the Queen Mary 2, Queen Victoria, and Queen Elizabeth, will visit 126 unique ports in 51 countries. Key itineraries include a 107-night World Voyage by Queen Victoria and a 35-night Caribbean adventure on Queen Anne. Bookings open on May 24, 2022 for most sailings and May 17, 2022 for Queen Anne.
Holland America Line has announced the launch of 10 new itineraries aboard the Westerdam, focusing on Australia, New Zealand, and Southeast Asia, available for bookings starting September 25, 2022. These cruises, set to run until March 13, 2023, respond to the resurgence of cruise demand post-pandemic. Highlights include scenic cruising in Fiordland National Park, new ports of call, and varied pricing options beginning at $1,329 per person. The cruise line aims to enhance passenger experience by offering diverse cultural and culinary opportunities during voyages.
On April 29, 2022, Princess Cruises celebrated the naming of its newest ship, Discovery Princess, in a ceremony at the Port of Los Angeles. The ship was named by celebrity godparents including Randy Fenoli and Alex Guarnaschelli. Discovery Princess is the 15th MedallionClass ship, offering extensive amenities and experiences such as 270-degree views from the Sky Suites and the innovative Medallion wearable technology for enhanced guest services. Following the ceremony, the ship will offer Alaskan cruises from Seattle, expanding the cruise line's offerings in the region.
Cunard announced the design details of its newest ship, Queen Anne, at Seatrade Cruise Global on April 26, 2022. Scheduled for early 2024 launch, this vessel marks Cunard's 249th ship and aims to tap into a 40% growth potential in the North American market. The new ship will feature designs by renowned firms celebrating Cunard's heritage while appealing to luxury travelers. Enhanced marketing efforts and increased sailings to Alaska, Australia, and Japan are planned to attract new audiences and expand Cunard's brand impact.
Carnival Corporation & plc (NYSE: CCL; NYSE: CUK) announced on April 26, 2022, that Arnold Donald will transition from President and CEO to Vice Chair effective August 1, 2022. Josh Weinstein, currently COO, will succeed him. Donald praised Weinstein's leadership during the pandemic and confidence in his vision for the company's future. Donald's tenure saw record profits before the pandemic, and the company expects to operate its full fleet in 2022, aiming for positive adjusted EBITDA by summer.
Princess Cruises has announced the naming ceremony for its newest ship, Discovery Princess, set to take place on April 29, 2022, at the Port of Los Angeles. Television stars Randy Fenoli, Alex Guarnaschelli, Adam Savage, and Page Turner will serve as godparents for the ship. The 3,660-guest vessel expands Princess's fleet of MedallionClass ships, offering luxurious features and enhanced experiences, including Alaska cruises starting soon after the naming ceremony.
Holland America Line's Noordam resumed service on April 24, 2022, after a two-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic, marking the eighth ship to restart since March 2020. The vessel embarked on a 21-day Panama Canal transit to Vancouver and will offer cruises in Alaska during the summer. Following its Alaska season, Noordam will begin a 34-day Pacific crossing to Sydney and a 35-day Australian circumnavigation. By June 2022, Holland America plans to have all 11 ships back in service.
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