Cruisers Booking Farther Ahead Than Ever Before: Analyst

The strength of 2022 bookings is pushing cruise lines to open up sailings in 2023 and even beyond, especially given the expected demand created by the large number of cruisers who will not have sailed for most of 2020 and much of 2021. The cruise booking window is at a record length, with a 365-day average versus 210 days one year ago, according to a report from investment first Truist Securities.

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