WanderingTravels

They recorded a non-cash "private derivatives loss" of $2B in 2023. That is defined as "the non-cash loss (gain) on the remeasurement of the fair value of the derivatives associated with our Series A Preference Shares, Series B Preference Shares and Series C Preference Shares. Our Series A Preference Shares and Series B Preference Shares are no longer outstanding since the issuance of Series C Preference Shares in 2021. Our Series C Preference Shares will automatically convert to ordinary shares immediately prior to the consummation of this offering." Without that non-cash loss the company would have reported a $1.1 billion EBITDA, impressive.

I meant where besides the Caribbean and Med would you like Virgin to go? The ships are big so they do have limitations.

Like where?

VERY unfair for SD to point fingers at the travel agent, shameful!

Is that $10k per person or per couple?

Speechless!

Are goggles necessary?

But when you factor in their air deals isn’t Viking substantially less than AMA?

If you’re from the US, Viking is the best value.

No worries on itineraries that visit Holland & Belgium, usually sailing round trip out of Amsterdam.

Symphony received new engines, is that true?

Curious, did you book with a travel agent or direct?

Royal is more popular than Celebrity

Well said!

Now that Celebrity has a new president they are just changing some ships around to meet demand. I just read Summit is moving from San Juan to Fort Lauderdale, much easier to get to so that's a plus.