CRUISE TIP - FREE MONEY ON EVERY CRUISE with CRUISE STOCK BENEFIT
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The creator discusses the recent rebound in cruise industry stocks, specifically focusing on Carnival Corporation, Royal Caribbean Group, and Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings. He highlights a specific benefit available to individuals who own at least 100 shares of these companies. This stockholder benefit provides onboard credits based on the length of a passenger's sailing. For Carnival, credits range from 50 to 250 dollars depending on the trip duration. Royal Caribbean offers similar tiered credits, while Norwegian requires a 15 day sailing to reach the maximum 250 dollar credit. The creator notes that certain bookings, such as those with travel agent rates or casino offers, may be exempt from these benefits. He advises viewers to work with travel professionals or cruise line customer service to claim these credits. While explaining the potential for recouping the initial investment through onboard credits, the creator provides a significant warning that playing the stock market is a form of gambling and carries the risk of losing money. He also cautions that these stockholder programs are subject to change by the cruise lines.
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if you own 100 shares of carnival stock you will get some benefits and the benefits are almost identical
if you're in a position to own 100 shares of crude stock you will get some benefits
to get a thousand dollars back you would need to go on at least four cruises that are 14 days or longer
these programs can change so they renew them every couple years i believe royals program is going into 2023
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