Carnival cruise line

[beshears]

Can anyone tell me if there are "other" cruise lines owned by Carnival? If so, what are their names?

 

I think Princess is, but I'm not for sure.

[alymb03]

Easily googled:

 

Carnival comprises eleven individual cruise line brands,[8] operating a combined fleet of over 100 ships, totalling over 190,000 lower berths, and with new ships on order.[2][9] Executive control of each brand is by geographical location, with Carnival Corporation controlling operations in North America, Carnival UK controlling operations in the United Kingdom (including operations of Princess Cruises, P&O Cruises, P&O Australia and Cunard Line) and Costa Cruises Group controlling operations in the rest of Europe. P&O Cruises Australia is operated by Carnival UK as a sister company of P&O Cruises.

AIDA Cruises, Germany

Carnival Cruise Lines, United States

Costa Cruises, Italy

Cunard Line, United Kingdom

Holland America Line, United States

Ibero Cruises, Spain

P&O Cruises, United Kingdom

P&O Cruises Australia, Australia

Princess Cruises, United States

Seabourn Cruise Line, United States

[Vitamin_Sea]

AIDA Cruises, Germany

Carnival Cruise Lines, United States

Costa Cruises, Italy

Cunard Line, United Kingdom

Holland America Line, United States

Ibero Cruises, Spain

P&O Cruises, United Kingdom

P&O Cruises Australia, Australia

Princess Cruises, United States

Seabourn Cruise Line, United States

[OCruisers]

As pointed out earlier ... remember, they are owned by Carnival Corp., not Carnival Cruise Line.

 

LuLu

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Edited January 8, 2014 by OCruisers

[beshears]

Thank you for getting back with me.

 

The reason I ask this question, I have done a lot of cruising, mainly on Carnival, Holland, Royal Caribbean, and NCL. I have never brached out on any of the other lines to check them out. This will give me an idea of what is under the Carnival Corporation.

[winddawn]

Here you go:

 

http://phx.corporate-ir.net/phoenix.zhtml?c=200767&p=irol-products