Carnival Corp. has quietly become one of the most striking comeback stories in the travel sector. After being brought to a near standstill during the pandemic, the world’s largest cruise operator has rebuilt its business at a remarkable pace. Shares have climbed roughly 180% over the past 36 months, and with the stock now trading around $29, investors are asking a critical question: Can Carnival realistically reach $40 in 2026? According to analysts at Unirock Gestion, the answer depends on a mix of valuation, demand durability, balance-sheet repair, and macroeconomic conditions. A Look Back at the Recovery Carnival Corp. operates...
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