Lindblad Expeditions: Bookings up 51%, Crystal Esprit to Replace a Galápagos Ship

Lindblad Expeditions announced good news at its Q3 earnings call, with bookings up by 51 per cent compared to 2020. "We are also seeing strong demand already for 2023, with bookings way ahead of where we were at the same time two years ago for 2021. There is no question that there is significant pent-up demand to get out and explore the world's amazing geographies and we are trying to take further advantage of this trend,” said CFO Craig Felenstein. In addition, the cruise line disclosed that the 62-passenger Crystal Esprit, which it purchased for $13m, will be replacing the 48-passenger Geographic Islander in the Galápagos in 2023.

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