(MT Newswires) -- Carnival (CCL) CEO Josh Weinstein discusses the outlook for 2024, two-thirds of which is already booked, and takes stock of 2023, marked by record demand, yields and onboard spending. He also discusses geopolitical tensions and the possibility of Carnival returning to the debt market, to refinance on more favorable terms. Carnival has reduced its debt by $5 billion and withdrawn from a joint venture in China, with no plans to return to this market for the time being.
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