Royal Caribbean CEO: Trump Won't Affect Mexico Cruises

The transcript discusses the business outlook and consumer trends, highlighting increased consumer confidence in Europe and Asia. It analyzes customer demographics, noting a mix of past cruisers, new customers, and those switching from competitors. The European market shows signs of recovery, though not as strong as the US. Geopolitical events have impacted consumer attitudes, but spending is gradually improving. The potential risks of US-Mexico relations are considered, but no significant impact on consumer behavior is observed yet.

What are the three main types of customers currently driving the cruise business?

• Past cruisers, new customers, and those from competitors

• Only past cruisers

• Only new customers

• Only customers from competitors

When did the European market begin to show signs of recovery?

• At the start of the year

• At the end of the summer into the fall

• During the winter season

• In the spring

What has been the impact of geopolitical events on consumer attitudes in Europe?

• They have improved consumer confidence

• They have caused a negative attitude

• They have had no impact

• They have led to a positive attitude

How does the cruise company view its global presence in light of potential trade tensions?

• As a reason to focus only on the US market

• As irrelevant

• As an opportunity to adapt

• As a disadvantage

What has been observed about the correlation between political events and consumer behavior?

• A strong correlation

• No correlation

• A negative correlation

• A positive correlation