Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings reported record Q3 2025 bookings up 20pc on 4 November, driven by short Caribbean sailings.
The company increases short sailing capacity by 80pc in Q4 2025 and 40pc in Q1 2026, targeting families and new cruisers. Q3 revenue reached €2.9bn with €1.019bn adjusted EBITDA, exceeding guidance, and net income of €419.3m.
Focus shifts from long European to shorter home-based itineraries, boosting load factor above 2024 levels. Strategic capital transactions reduced shares by 7.5pc, strengthening the balance sheet with €1.8bn liquidity.
Harry Sommer shared “Bookings in the third quarter marked the strongest third quarter bookings in company history.”
Harry Sommer shared “That exposure helps build loyalty and creates a pipeline of repeat guests for the future.”
