Weinstein will be responsible for overseeing both P&O Cruises and Cunard. He will report to Stein Kruse, currently ceo of the Holland America Group, who is promoted to group ceo of Holland America Group and Carnival UK.
Carnival UK said Noyes will remain in his role until July 18 to ensure a smooth transition. The Southampton-based Carnival UK executive team will then report to Weinstein, following his move to the UK in April.
Carnival UK chairman David Dingle will continue in his role.
A graduate of the University of Pennsylvania and the New York University School of Law, Weinstein, 43, joined Carnival Corp. 15 years ago as an attorney in the corporate legal department before assuming the role of corporate treasurer.
'Some time ago, David Noyes advised me that he wished to step down as ceo Carnival UK during 2017 to spend more time with his family,' Carnival Corp. Arnold Donald said. 'David has excelled in his time as ceo of Carnival UK and has planned a smooth and effective transition. We greatly appreciate his leadership, his team spirit and the many important contributions he has made to our success.'
Donald called Weinstein a 'strong contributor to the company's successful results' and expressed the confidence he'll do a 'great job in his new role and continue to build on our strong legacy of success in the UK.'
Donald also praised Kruse for an 'exemplary job' leading the Holland America Group.
According to Donald, the two groups will continue to be managed separately as they are today but will benefit from more closely aligned collaboration.
Noyes said: 'I will be leaving Carnival UK as a thriving, profitable and market-leading business. I know that with Josh at the helm, the company will continue to go from strength to strength as the UK cruise sector maintains its exceptional levels of growth.'
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