NCLH Loss Wider, Revenue Higher Than Expected; Advance Sales 'Strong'

Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings turned in a wider than expected Q4 net loss of US$738.93 million, though revenue was higher than forecast. For 2022, the cruise line reports “very positive” booking trends driven by “strong pent-up demand.” The “robust” future demand is apparent across all its brands (Norwegian, Oceania, Regent) with the overall cumulative booked position for the first half of 2022 significantly ahead of 2019’s record levels with pricing in line when excluding the dilutive impact of FCCs, it said.

 

 

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