We Might Not Be Able to Afford Cruises Soon…
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a 10% change in fuel cost per metric ton would reduce Carnival's 2026 net income by $156 million
they're going to come to the consumer they're going to come to the cruiser and say look you know we we got no control over the fuel cost and the fuel cost skyrocketed and so now we're going to hit your cruise with a surcharge
Portland to increase cruise ship passenger fees under new tariff plan
Holland America Line says, 'We ain't going to do it. We ain't going to the fjord.'
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Use code LALIDOLOCA at the link below to get an exclusive 60% off an annual Incogni plan: https://incogni.com/lalidoloca Cruise lines are facing increasing cost and that means the cost of cruises are likely to go up! It's getting to the place were some are saying "we won't be able to afford cruises soon". In today's episode of The Cruise Show we talk about two issue that will make the cost of cruises go up. We also look at Carnival saying don't blame them for a timing issue. Holland America Line has announced a change to its 2026 Alaska itineraries. I give a quick review of Project Hail Mary and we talk about influencers who got caught faking a pier run. Join us tonight at 9:30PM for a live show here - @cruisetalktnt Today's episode was sponsored by Incogni.