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Cruise operator’s cancellation of trips for early 2021 is a reminder the pandemic will continue to weigh on the industry
Requirement of 25% cap on ratio of secured debt to assets could see collateral float away
Consortium steps away after it became apparent a deal was a long way from being approved
Suit alleging ‘misleading and deceptive’ conduct adds to cruise group’s legal woes
Cruise operator seeks funds to tide it through ‘zero revenue scenario’
Operators aim to rebuild trust with health measures but still face calls to improve conditions for their crews
Companies pledge all manner of assets as collateral for Covid-19 rescue deals
Companies are seeking to tap whatever sources of affordable funding are available
Carnival’s example could be copied by other asset-heavy groups in dire straits
Rare sign of investor confidence in industry battered by coronavirus pandemic
Operators such as Carnival have been battered by coronavirus but passengers are surprisingly stoical
At the right price, even the most troubled companies have lifelines available
Orders for debt package at world’s biggest cruise operator smash $10bn
Largest operator has cancelled all cruises after passengers contracted Covid-19
The industry has voluntarily suspended sailings for a month but that could be extended
It is no surprise that virus-hit Carnival is the FTSE’s worst performer this year
The industry faces choppy waters that will continue beyond the current epidemic
Company operates seven of the 20 most polluting cruise ship lines, finds report
Carnival shares eye worst day since 2012
Operators cut back as travel restrictions and falling prices weigh on revenues
Cruise operator reports eighth consecutive quarter of rising revenues
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