Carnival — Dec 20, 2024 release

In 2024, the company: • Reduced its absolute greenhouse gas (“GHG”) emissions from ship fuel by approximately 11 percent as compared to its peak year of 2011, despite capacity growth of nearly 37 percent over the same period. • Reached 85 percent of its GHG emission intensity goal, on track to achieve more than a 20 percent reduction by the end of 2026 compared to 2019, a goal that was previously pulled forward by four years. 1 See “Non-GAAP Financial Measures” at the end of this release for additional information. • Now leads the industry with ten LNG powered ships and nearly 20 percent of its fleet capacity, following the delivery of Sun Princess . • Continued to have the most ships in the industry capable of plugging into shore power and now more than two-thirds of its ships are equipped with shore power capability. • Delivered 44 percent reduction in food waste per person relative to its 2019 baseline, surpassing its interim goal one year ahead of schedule and approaching its 2030 goal to reduce food waste by 50 percent. Other Recent Highlights • Sun Princess, Princess Cruises’ newest ship, recognized as the Best Mega Cruise Ship in the United States by Condé Nast Traveler’s 2024 Readers’ Choice Awards (learn more here). • Carnival Cruise Line earned top honors in multiple categories of the 2024 Travel Weekly Readers’ Choice Awards, including Best Short Itinerary for the third consecutive year, Best Domestic Cruise Line for the ninth consecutive year and Best Travel Advisor Loyalty Program (learn more here). • Seabourn was honored with a tot