CRUISE NEWS - IS THIS THE END OF CRUISING

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The creator addresses recent concerns regarding the financial stability of major cruise lines following quarterly earnings reports. While Carnival reported a two billion dollar loss in a single quarter, the creator notes that this figure is an improvement from previous quarters where losses reached three to four billion dollars. The discussion highlights that many passengers are delaying cruises to 2022 or 2023 due to mask mandates and testing requirements, as travelers seek an escape from reality rather than a reminder of the pandemic. Despite these challenges, the creator argues that cruise lines remain viable because they are profitable even at lower capacities and possess billions of dollars in assets. The video refutes rumors of mass ship liquidations, explaining that selling assets would be difficult while companies are still managing significant loans. Instead, the creator points to the arrival of new ships like the Discovery Princess and Wonder as evidence that the industry is looking toward future growth rather than decline.
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they reported hey we lost two billion dollars in just one quarter
they only have uh well by the end of this month that'll be 50 percent of the fleet will be sailing
the good news is right now with all the ships that are sailing the cruise lines are still making money on those ships
i don't think the cruise lines are doomed i don't think they're going to sell off any more ships
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