ROYAL Caribbean Cruises Limited has reported record results for the three months to 31 Mar, with first quarter earnings of US$1.02 per share due to stronger revenue. Gross yields rose 3.1%, and the company said that overall its bookings remained at record levels, ahead of last year in both rate...
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ROYAL Caribbean Cruises Limited has reported record results for the three months to 31 Mar, with first quarter earnings of US$1.02 per share due to stronger revenue.
Gross yields rose 3.1%, and the company said that overall its bookings remained at record levels, ahead of last year in both rate and volume.
CEO Richard Fain said 2018 was “proving to be another strong year, with all our brands firing on all cylinders”.
He said the arrival of new ships this year including Symphony of the Seas, Mein Schiff 1, Celebrity Edge and Azamara Pursuit “positions us nicely for 2019 as well”.
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