Carnival Corporation

We recently wrapped up our ABC Islands youth ship visit series aboard Carnival Celebration. This marks Carnival Corporation's third consecutive year hosting young people across the ABC Islands. Over three days, 155 students gained hands-on insights into cruise industry operations — from Aruba’s and Bonaire’s Buki di Pret program to Curaçao Tourist Board’s Youth Tourism Experience Program and hospitality students from the University of Curaçao. They met with our ship's leadership team, toured the vessel and discovered career opportunities in our industry. #CarnivalCorporation #ABCIslands #YouthEmpowerment

We’re proud to share that our own Antoinette Wright, Chief Supply Chain Officer, North America will serve as both keynote speaker and panelist at the upcoming Curaçao Cruise Symposium, hosted by the Curaçao Tourist Board!   Carnival Corporation is honored to collaborate with Curaçao and other Caribbean partners to strengthen local partnerships and support sustainable tourism growth. We’re especially excited to see Curaçao’s proactive approach to destination development and its commitment to delivering memorable experiences for cruise guests.   #CarnivalCorporation #CruiseTourism #CuraçaoSymposium #SustainableTravel

Last week in Maimón, we marked an important milestone: the handover of Maimón Basura Cero, a participatory solid waste management model created with the community to protect the environment, improve quality of life and support local economic growth. Developed as a pilot by Amber Cove Cruise Center with the technical support of Fundación Héroes del Medio Ambiente, and in partnership with the municipal district of Maimón, the program now moves forward under municipal leadership. Maimón Basura Cero provides practical tools to reduce the use of single-use products, classify waste at the source, create selective collection routes and foster inclusive value chains where recycling and circular economy businesses can grow. With more than 60 percent of our Amber Cove team members living in Maimón, this was a natural place to begin — and the model has the potential to be replicated in other communities across the Dominican Republic. #MaimónBasuraCero #AmberCove #DominicanRepublic #CommunityEngagement #CircularEconomy

Thank you to the Carnival Panorama team for welcoming representatives from the Kumiai indigenous community of Ensenada and the Secretary of Tourism from Baja California as part of our community education program. This regional initiative is designed to strengthen connections between our shipboard teams and the communities where we operate. By inviting local stakeholders aboard, we foster open dialogue, share insights about cruise operations, highlight our commitment to environmental stewardship and promote mutual growth through transparency and education. The program includes a guided, behind-the-scenes tour of the ship, offering a closer look at navigation, guest services, safety protocols and environmental technologies. These visits provide community members with a unique opportunity to learn about the positive economic and social impacts of cruise tourism in their region. We are proud to support partnerships that create meaningful engagement and greater understanding between our teams and the communities we serve. #CommunityEngagement #CarnivalPanorama #TourismBajaCalifornia #CruiseTourism #EnvironmentalStewardship

Carnival Corporation is proud to share that Vicky Rey, CTC, vice president of government affairs for Latin America, has been appointed to the Champions 12.3 coalition. Champions 12.3 is a global group of leaders working to reduce food loss and cut food waste in half by 2030 in alignment with the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Vicky’s appointment reflects her leadership in advancing partnerships that support food donation efforts in Latin America, helping surplus meals safely reach families and organizations in need. Through her work, Carnival Corporation has built flexible, locally supported frameworks designed to maximize the use of high-quality surplus food and reduce waste. These efforts are part of the company’s broader Less Left Over strategy, which has already helped reduce food waste per person by 44% in 2024 (vs. 2019), surpassing the company’s 2025 interim goal a year ahead of schedule – all while continuing to offer world-class food and dining experiences. Read more here: bit.ly/3IG718i #Champions123 #CarnivalCorporation #FoodWasteReduction #SustainableDevelopmentGoals #Target12.3 #UNSDGs

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Carnival Corporation teams recently visited Puerto Vallarta, Mazatlán, Cabo San Lucas, and La Paz for meaningful discussions with local and state officials, tourism leaders, and our port and business partners across the Mexican Riviera. These visits reflect our commitment to working hand-in-hand with destinations to align on shared priorities, create new opportunities, and continue building long-term partnerships that support responsible cruise tourism. In La Paz, we welcomed local government officials, environmental stakeholders and business partners aboard Carnival Panorama for a behind-the-scenes look at our robust sustainability practices and technologies, including our onboard food management systems, water treatment technologies, and marine protection protocols. The visit offered a valuable opportunity to exchange ideas on how our operations can support local environmental goals and foster continued collaboration. Thank you to everyone who welcomed us and contributed to productive, respectful conversations throughout the region. #CarnivalCorporation #CruiseTourism #DestinationEngagement #Partnerships #GovernmentAffairs #OneOcean #EnvironmentalStewardship