The MSC Musica, AIDAblu, Wind Surf, and Costa Fortuna were serviced by the company's Cruise Unit.
From September to November, Trasmediterranea plans to service 84 cruise ships and approximately 200,000 passengers.
Trasmediterranea's Cruise Unit serviced four cruise ships—MSC Musica, AIDAblu, Wind Surf, and Costa Fortuna—in the Port of Valencia, carrying approximately 11,000 passengers. During September, the company will service a total of 28 cruise ships.
Between September and November, Trasmediterranea plans to serve 84 cruise ships and approximately 200,000 passengers. This comes as the autumn season begins with two cruise lines based in Valencia and another company continuing its operations there since April.
Trasmediterranea's Cruise Unit: more than 3 million cruise passengers
For the past twelve years, Trasmediterranea has served more than 3 million cruise passengers at the Port of Valencia. The company operates a terminal with 564 meters of berthing space, two passenger walkways, and a maritime station with a cafeteria, baggage handling, and parking. Trasmediterranea's Cruise Unit has its own specialized staff and technical resources, which it complements with the services of ACCIONA Facility Service, a leading company in integrated service management with over 40 years of experience. ACCIONA also provides check-in and handling services for Cruisers of the Port of Barcelona and Cruises of Malaga.
Trasmediterranea, operating since 1917, is Spain's leading shipping company and one of the largest in Europe. It connects the main ports of the Iberian Peninsula with the Balearic Islands, the Canary Islands, Ceuta, Melilla, Algeria, and Morocco year-round using ferries, high-speed trains, and cargo ships.
