Cruise demand is soaring, here's a look at where prices are headed

On its recent earnings call Norwegian Cruise Line (NCLH) CEO Harry Sommer claimed cruise demand has been "as robust as we have ever seen it." The travel sector saw a boom in 2023 and cruises may continue in that trend as demand for cruise vacations soar.
Citi Leisure Analyst James Hardiman joins Yahoo Finance anchors Julie Hyman and Josh Lipton for the latest edition of Travel Guide 2024: Industry Insights. He breaks down the pricing momentum following a strong fourth quarter.
Hardiman further details which regions have the best performance for cruises: "I think geographically the Caribbean is clearly the strongest region in the world right now. Europe is strong, but not as strong. As a global cruise company, you do have to deal with a whole lot of stuff, including the fallout from the unrest in the Middle East and the Red Sea restrictions that have now been placed. So, there's some voyages here and there that have had to be moved around the world, and certainly there's going to be a pricing impact there, but I would argue certainly you showed the more recent private movement. If you were to take that back to 2019, these stocks have, at best, held serve or at best flat for 2019 relative to a market that's up dramatically."
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