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Everyone likes a good news story and Excursions UK has one. From 450 port calls in 2019 to 750 this year, the UK shore excursion provider has witnessed a massive restart post Covid-19. (more…)
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Salmon Eye has been launched in Rosendal. Located in the waters just outside the village, it is a forum to inspire and inform the world on how to better feed the planet with sustainable seafood. (more…)
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As the Port of Santander celebrates 150 years, it looks to a new future having invested millions in upgrading and expanding its facilities. (more…)
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HaminaKotka first received cruise calls in 2017, having received EU funding to investigate the possibility of becoming a cruise destination a few years earlier. (more…)
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Although the number of calls booked for Skagen (Denmark) for 2022 went up and down due to itinerary changes and a few cancellations caused by bad weather during spring, the Danish port ended up with 53 calls, 10 up from the previous record of 43 calls in 2018. (more…)
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The Baltic Sea region has undergone an unusual season this year, given the challenges presented by the Russian invasion of Ukraine and hence St Petersburg being taken off itineraries. (more…)
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Construction work to supply onshore power (OPS) at Cruise Center Steinwerder began in autumn 2022, with completion scheduled for the second half of 2023. (more…)
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Being in the north of Norway the different seasons during a year is very visible and different. (more…)
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Le Havre Terminal Croisière Pointe de Floride 2025
Le Havre has launched a massive new project aimed at sustainably welcoming more cruiseships and passengers to this iconic French city. (more…)
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Hareid in Norway is a cruise destination in development and, as yet, has had no cruise calls. However it has local and regional ferry calls and so has plenty of experience of handling passengers. (more…)
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After having received 31 calls and more than 30,000 passengers in the last months of 2021, the port expects to exceed 140 calls and 180,000 passengers this year. (more…)
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Stornoway’s Deep Water Terminal will be ready to offer a new gateway to the Outer Hebrides ahead of the 2024 season. (more…)
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The Port of Torshavn is investing around DKK500 million (€67.2 million) in developing three further quays and building a passenger terminal. (more…)
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Destination Bornholm
The Port of Roenne together with Destination Bornholm has been working closely to strengthen the island’s profile as a cruise destination. (more…)
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Prior to the summer season the main cruise pier, Storkaia, in Kristiansund was upgraded with new fenders. A total of 130 dumper tyres have been mounted so far to replace the old and damaged ones. (more…)
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On June 24, Bergen City Council voted to change the cruiseship limit set in 2018 of three vessels and 8,000 passengers a day to four vessels a day for immediate implementation. (more…)
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The Urban Community and the Port Authority of Le Havre have decided to entrust the development and the management of cruise dedicated facilities to a new company: GIP Le Havre Croisières. (more…)
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Sweden was the only European country not to have any lockdowns during the Covid-19 pandemic years. (more…)
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The CEC will be held in Lisbon in the first quarter of next year. (more…)
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The pandemic may have called a temporary halt but there is no doubt as to Scotland’s future cruise aspirations. (more…)
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