In a recent trading update covering the three months to 1 July, the company reported strong pricing for both North America and Europe itineraries, coupled with an increase in onboard spending, led to "better-than-expected" revenues in Q2 and the boost in the company’s full year outlook for revenue and earnings.
Booking volumes in Q2 remained "significantly" higher than the corresponding period in 2019 at record pricing levels and as of 30 June, the group’s customer deposit balance was at a record-high $5.7 billion.