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Royal Caribbean (New York Stock Exchange: RCLThe company is in talks with tourism boards and port operators around the world to hire thousands of people as it faces record demand for cruises, Reuters reported.
The cruise operator plans to hire about 10,000 workers this year Adds three new ships to its fleet. Royal Caribbean (kick) Talks are underway with port authorities in the British Virgin Islands and St. Maarten, as well as the Gambia Tourism Board.
The company and its competitor Carnival (CCL) also It arrived To the Caribbean Maritime University in Jamaica to increase short-term certificate courses to train more potential workers.
The company's workforce at sea at the end of 2023 was approximately 88,700, while the total number of full-time employees on land was approximately 9,500.
Demand for cruises is on the rise, with Royal Caribbean (RCL) bookings rising to record levels in the first quarter despite rising ticket prices. Consumer spending on board and pre-flight purchases was also strong, leading the company to raise its guidance.
Royal Caribbean (RCL) shares have He got 52% In the past six months, while Carnival (CCL) rose 12%.
