Carnival, Royal Caribbean expand private islands for cruise guests

The cruise lines were betting heavily on its own destinations.

Later this month, Carnival Celebration Key, a special destination that Cruise Line is developing on Grand Baahama Island for its guests.

CEO Josh Winstein told the “Claman Countdown” Liz Claman on June 24 that he was “already one of the most inspected” Google “headquarters before it first appeared.

“We are talking about more than a mile from the white sand beach, 275,000 square feet from the human -made lake, the largest swimming bar in the world, the largest castle in the world, and we built five gates across this destination so that we can meet different needs of different guests.” “We have a family area, we have an adult area, we have a private beach club and more.”

The key to the celebration will add to the private destinations and islands that the carnival has already in its wallet.

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Winstein told analysts and investors during the company’s profit call in the second quarter of June that the carnival was “on the right path to the opening in mid -2016 to expand a large” on the private island of Half Moon.

Carnival also said it had expansion and “improvements” in business for the direction of Maojni Bay in Honduras. “Isla Tropicale” is renamed.

He said during the call: “The promotions will include a large swimming pool with a swimming bar, a beautiful private beach club and double the beach line to about half a mile.”

Winstein said he believed that a carnival has a “great opportunity to increase income” to collect the company from private areas through “the increasing targeted investments and intensify our marketing efforts” to help “list consumers and transfer them, and a share of land alternatives.”

Other cruise companies also make movements when it comes to special destinations.

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The Norwegian flight line announced in mid -April that it will add “amenities and new improvements” to the private island in the Bahamas called Great Surrup Cay.

The scene on the beach of “Gronk Island”, which is a Norwegian island owned by the cruise line called Great Surrup Cay, at the end of the narrow New England Patriots Rob Gronkowski “The Gronk’s Party Ship” on the Norwegian pearls in the Bahamas on February 20, 2016. (Christopher Mother / The Boston Globe via Getty Images / Getty Images)

Great Stirrup Cay is scheduled to get a new welcoming center, a new swimming pool area filled with swimming bar, spraying and cabinas, as well as “VIBE Beach Club”, Horizon Park “and a multi -ships, according to a press statement.

These projects are expected to be completed later in the year.

Royal Caribbean will also expand its portfolio from special destinations.

Maritime flight passengers from the Caribbean Royal Maritime Maritime Ship on the Royal Coastal Peninsula in Labadi, Haiti. (Ron Buskirk/Ucg/Universal Images Group via Getty Images/Getty Images)

She has “Royal Beach Clubs”, including Royal Beach Club Paradise Island and Royal Beach Club Cozumel. The first of these two sites was targeting December of this year, while the latter was supposed to be the last time in 2026.

Royal Caribbean began allowing guests to go to Nassau from late December starting with the passes of Royal Beach Club Paradise on Tuesday, according to a press statement.

The company will also provide two other destinations, “Perfect Day Mexico” and one in the South Pacific, in 2027.

Meanwhile, Disney Cruise Line opened a new tropical destination last year, Disney Lookout Cay in Lighthouse Point. It is located on Eloteria in the Bahamas.

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The company has also operated the private Castaway Cay.

In May, a report issued by the Cruise Lines International expected about 37.7 million people who will make marine trips this year.