Viking Holdings Q2 2026: Revenue Up 16.5%, 2027 Bookings Hit $4.71B
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Next year is already largely booked: 2027 advance bookings sit at $4.71 billion, 21% higher year over year. Revenue rose 16.5% and both lines topped expectations, while occupancy slipped as new ships arrived faster than bookings.
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Viking's 2027 Advance Bookings already stand at $4.71 billion, up 21% year over year, so demand is locked in well before the new ships sail.
Adjusted earnings per share of $1.31 came in beating expectations, with capacity and pricing both expanding.
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Occupancy edged down to 94.4% from 95.6% as fleet additions outpaced booking absorption.
Keep an eye on the stock: 53% of 2027 capacity is sold with planned capacity 15% above 2026.
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