Cruise line wave season web traffic up 11% YoY: Similarweb (updated)
Traffic to the major cruise line websites was up 11% during the first quarter, according to estimates by Similarweb, the digital intelligence platform.
April 4, 2024
That’s an indicator of strong and growing interest, which the cruise lines have the opportunity to convert into bookings.
Biggest gainers: MSC and HAL
According to data provided to Seatrade Cruise News by Similarweb, the brands with the biggest year-over-year gain on a percentage basis were MSC Cruises USA (up 33%) and Holland America Line (up 26%).
Most traffic to Royal Caribbean
Royal Caribbean attracted the most traffic of any cruise brand, 16.9m visits for the three-month period, up 14% year-over-year. For sister brands Royal Caribbean and Celebrity Cruises combined, traffic was up 11% year-over-year.
Similarweb's ranking of the cruise lines with the most first-quarter web traffic has Royal Caribbean on top
Traffic to carnival.com was basically flat year-over-year, but visits were up at princess.com (11%) and hollandamerica.com (26%). For those three Carnival Corp. brands combined, traffic was up 7%.
Update: MSC Cruises also saw a year-over-year gain across three domains, one of them MSC Cruises USA, and the three together had a 21.4% YoY increase.
The strongest growth came from msccruisesusa.com, up 33% YoY for the quarter.
Virgin Voyages, the smallest of the cruise brands Similarweb has been tracking, saw web traffic growth of 20%, attracting 2.7m visits worldwide.
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