Cruise companies aim to keep fuel costs down. Their strategies for doing so differ

Source: CNBC Markets · 2026-10-29 17:45 UTC

Carnival is cutting fuel use, while Royal Caribbean and Norwegian rely on "hedging" to keep fuel costs down amid conflict in the Middle East.

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