Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd

NYSE: NCLH
$18.17
+$0.15 (+0.8%)
Closing price April 18, 2024
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd is a leading cruise company based in Miami, Florida, offering a wide range of cruise experiences. With brands like Norwegian Cruise Line, Oceania Cruises, and Regent Seven Seas Cruises, it provides diverse itineraries from short three-day trips to extensive 180-day voyages. Destinations include scenic locales across Scandinavia, the Mediterranean, Alaska, Asia, and more. The company, founded in 1966, caters to various traveler needs through multiple sales channels, including retail and onboard sales, and also specializes in organizing meetings, incentives, and charters.

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