CroisiEurope has welcomed its 150,000th passenger aboard La Belle de Cadix at a time when demand in the river cruise sector is booming.
The winner of this prize will have the opportunity to enjoy a completely free cruise from among those offered by the French shipping company.
CroisiEurope received a commemorative plaque from the Port Authority of Seville, presented by its president Manuel Gracia, to mark this milestone and to commemorate CroisiEurope's history in the city.
Also present at this event were Carmen Castreño, Deputy Mayor of Seville City Council, and José Luis Blanco, President of the Port Authority of Cádiz, among others.
The Belle de Cadix made its first call at the port of Seville on May 4, 2005, and it has been its home port ever since. This ship, refurbished in 2010, has a beam of 11 meters, a length of 110 meters, and a draft of 1.6 meters. It has 88 double cabins and a maximum capacity of 180 passengers.
This cruise takes you to some of the most iconic spots along the Guadalquivir. On its itineraries, "La Belle" stops in Cádiz, El Puerto de Santa María, and Isla Mínima. It also visits Portugal on the itineraries the company offers during the summer months.
With this move, CroisiEurope reinforces its commitment to the Spanish market. On its European cruises, passengers can enjoy guaranteed departures in Spanish. This includes onboard assistance in Spanish, local Spanish-speaking guides from local tourist offices for excursions, and onboard information about the destination and excursions in Spanish.
