Carnival Corporation highlights stronger Bonaire cruise outlook for 2027

Breaking Travel News - Oct 28, 2026

Carnival Corporation, the world’s largest cruise company, highlighted an outlook for increased cruise activity in Bonaire in 2027, reinforcing the island’s importance within its southern Caribbean itineraries. Marie McKenzie, senior vice president of government and destination affairs for Carnival Corporation, shared the outlook during her presentation, “A Global Fleet, A Local Partner,” at the annual Bonaire Tourism Summit.

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