Carnival Corporation and Meyer Werft have announced that they have reached an agreement to build another cruise ship for Carnival Cruise Line.
The ship will be a sister ship to the Carnival Jubilee, delivered in 2023, and its delivery is scheduled for 2027.
“We are very pleased that the partnership between the Meyer Group and Carnival Corporation will continue with this new order,” said Bernd Eikens, CEO of the Meyer Group.
“This order is a clear sign that the cruise market has recovered and that there is strong demand for sea travel,” added Thomas Weigend, Managing Director of Sales at the MEYER Group.
“We are pleased to continue our newbuild program and expand our global fleet with another state-of-the-art ship from MEYER WERFT that will delight Carnival Cruise Line guests,” added Josh Weinstein, CEO of Carnival Corporation.
Since 2018, Meyer Werft and Meyer Turku have built nine LNG-powered cruise ships for four cruise lines in Carnival Corporation's portfolio on a shared technical platform. The new vessel will also be built on this platform and will have a length of approximately 344 meters.
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