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Newer cruise ships like Icon of the Seas and Perfect Day at CocoCay are driving revenue and showing successful investment returns in the Antilles.

5 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 6
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Newer cruise ships like Icon of the Seas and Perfect Day at CocoCay are driving revenue and showing successful investment returns in the Antilles.

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  1. Robust close-in demand and strong onboard spending observed in the Antilles market in August 2025.Sub-event
  2. Investment in newer cruise ships like Icon of the Seas is successfully driving revenue in the Antilles.1 source
  3. CEO and CFO provided updates on the Antilles market, noting strong brand growth and successful investment returns.1 source
  4. RCG expands through Perfect Day at CocoCay and includes Celebrity Cruises in its portfolio.
  5. RCL expands its land presence at Perfect Day at CocoCay.

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The entities involved

  • Antilles

    archipelago bordering the north and east of the Caribbean Sea

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  • Motley FoolFrom Debt to Deck Chairs: Which Cruise Stock Deserves a Spot in Your Portfolio? Royal Caribbean is riding high on strong bookings and premium pricing power fueled by its Icon-class ships. Carnival is
  • StockStoryRCL Q2 Deep Dive: New Ships, Digital Expansion, and Destination Investments Shape Outlook Cruise vacation company Royal Caribbean (NYSE:RCL) met Wall Street’s revenue expectations in Q2 CY2025, with
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