The US-based cruise company, which operates nine brands including P&O Cruises and Cunard, said total bookings reached an all-time high across the third quarter.
The cruising giant achieved a net income of $1.18 billion, or $0.86 adjusted earnings per share, exceeding the June guidance.
Bookings for 2024 are “well above the high end of the historical range at higher prices” against 2023 levels, Carnival Corp added.
Chief executive Josh Weinstein said: “Our booked position for 2024 is further out than we have ever seen and at strong prices.
