Royal Caribbean redirected three ships to Canada over two weeks. This impacted trips in the Bahamas and to Bermuda. The company improved its outlook for 2026, stating that reservations are strong and demand is high in Europe. The ships were redirected due to unfavorable weather affecting warm destinations.
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