Tag: Cruise News
CruisesNews Magazine 58 – September 2021 available
Direct access to CruisesNews 58... Silver Moon, and the moon arrived And the Epic returned to Barcelona Interview with Mark Robinson, Chief Commercial & Operations Officer of...
The Port of Malaga receives four cruise ships in a single day
The Port of Malaga received four cruise ships on September 30th, bringing the total number of cruise passengers to 4,608 during...
The Port of Motril resumes international cruise activity
The Port of Motril has resumed international cruise activity, which had been suspended since March 2020 due to the pandemic, with the arrival of...
ICS 2021 – Registration now open!
ICS 2021 - REGISTRATION NOW OPEN! REGISTER NOW! 17th & 18th November - Madrid Save the date! Hotel Meliá Castilla The present and future of the worldwide cruise industry Sponsorship options...
Swan Hellenic confirms its inaugural season with cruises in Antarctica
Swan Hellenic has confirmed that its inaugural Antarctic cruises will sail as planned following the recent announcement by the Argentine government...
Double cruise ship call at the Port of Cartagena with the...
More than 1,400 tourists, mostly British, Irish, and German, have arrived at the port of Cartagena aboard two ships...
Ceuta welcomes the Clio, the first cruise ship since...
The Port Authority of Ceuta reports the arrival of the vessel 'Clio', consigned by the company Salama y Cía., which docked between...
Double cruise ship call at the Port of Vigo, with the...
The Port of Vigo has experienced a significant moment for cruise traffic in Galicia and, probably, one of the benchmark days...
PortCastelló welcomes the Bolette, the first cruise ship after the pandemic
The luxury cruise ship 'Bolette', operated by the Norwegian company Fred Olsen Cruise Line, has made a stop in Castellón with 500 tourists on board, most of them...
Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve welcomes the first...
Since August, MSC Cruises has been delighted to see hundreds of tiny loggerhead turtle hatchlings making their way to the sea...













