Carnival Cruise Line has entered into a multi-year agreement with DXC Technology to manage its global IT infrastructure, covering shipboard systems, shoreside offices, and port facilities.

The partnership will support Carnival’s operations across its 29-ship fleet and aims to strengthen its technology systems used by both guests and employees. DXC will be responsible for a range of services including workplace support, IT service management, infrastructure operations, and cybersecurity.

“At Carnival, we’re committed to delivering memorable vacations for our guests, and technology plays a vital role in ensuring they have the best onboard experience,” said Sean Kenny, senior vice president and chief information officer at Carnival Cruise Line. “With [DXC] as our trusted partner, we’re investing in technology that strengthens the foundation of our operations.”

The partnership is intended to provide consistent IT performance and support across Carnival’s global operations. According to the companies, DXC will apply an employee-focused delivery model with automation and cybersecurity measures to maintain operational continuity and support guest services.

“This collaboration with Carnival Cruise Line represents a significant milestone for DXC,” said Chris Drumgoole, President, Global Infrastructure Services at DXC Technology. “Our goal is clear – deliver complete operational confidence for our customers by minimizing technology disruptions.”

The announcement marks an expansion of DXC’s presence in the travel and hospitality sector.