There’s no relief on the horizon yet for the beleaguered cruise line industry. On June 19, the Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) announced all cruise operations will remain suspended until September 15.The announcement followed a disquieting quarterly report from struggling cruise line Carnival (CCL). In fiscal Q2, the world’s largest cruise operator lost $3.30 per share, more than double the Street’s $1.52 call. Revenue of $700 million also came in far below the $1.13 billion consensus estimate.For Deutsche Bank analyst Chris Woronka, the results are “of little consequence.” Cruise lines saw no action for virtually the whole quarter, and have …read more
Source:: Yahoo Finance
