Tagged: Copenhagen

CruiseCopenhagen is encouraging cruise lines to visit the Danish capital during the off-season. For the first time ever, Copenhagen expects to host cruise calls every month of 2022 improving the experience for both cruise lines and cruise guests. (more…)

CruiseCopenhagen aims to contribute to sustainable growth with new 2024 strategy. The framework of the strategy is the “UN Sustainable Development Goals”, ensuring that sustainability is a central factor of the strategy. (more…)

A new shore power facility was inaugurated today (26 Oct 2021) at the DFDS terminal in Copenhagen by, among others, Copenhagen’s Lord Mayor Lars Weiss. The facility significantly reduces the ships’ CO2 emissions while they are in port, thus ensuring cleaner air for the benefit of the environment and even more so for the neighbours on Østerbro. (more…)

From the 24th of August, cruise guests who go ashore in Denmark must be aware of new requirements. The Danish Authorities now require that all guests are tested before going ashore. This applies to immune and vaccinated guests as well. (more…)

The currently applicable restrictions on cruise ship disembarkation will be eased as of today, 20 August, so that both vaccinated and Covid-19 tested cruise passengers have the possibility to disembark in Denmark. (more…)

From June 26th, cruise guests are allowed to go ashore in Denmark. The Danish Authorities require that guests have been vaccinated with an EMA accepted vaccine. (more…)

Safety should be an experience, not just a measure. That is the ambition of the partners in the Danish cruise network, CruiseCopenhagen. From the amusement park to the airline and the hotel. (more…)

A very significantly changed cruise market, due to the crisis with the coronavirus pandemic, means that Copenhagen Malmö Port (CMP) will postpone the establishment of what was planned to be a new cruise terminal at Copenhagen’s Oceankaj. (more…)

Now that the cruise season can be summarised, it can be revealed that CMP is continuing to break records. This year’s contender is Visby, where the number of arrivals increased by 40 per cent. (more…)

Cruise traffic in Copenhagen continued to break records in 2018. 865,000 passengers and 343 arrivals were the figures when summarising the season – a season in which the glorious weather gave the visitors an especially fine experience. (more…)

With 1.1 million cruise guests in 2018, the cruise lines have caught Copenhagen and Denmark in the binoculars. The success puts the Danish ports on the world map and the CruiseCopenhagen network is now honoured for the efforts with the trade organization Horesta’s Tourism Award, the MARIA Award. (more…)

Denmark is rapidly growing as an international cruise destination. In fact so much that the eight Danish cruise ports expect more than 1,1 million cruise guests this year, which is an all-time-record. (more…)

International cruise guests are flocking to Denmark like never before, which is why 2018 will be a record-breaking year for the Danish cruise destinations. More than 1,1 million cruise passengers are expected to visit the Danish ports this year, and as a result the turnaround will reach more than 200 million Euros. (more…)

The Danish ports expect their busiest year in cruise. More than 1.1 million guests are expected to visit Denmark during the cruise season of 2018 which is an all-time record. (more…)

The cruise season was a successful one for Copenhagen Malmö Port, CMP. Copenhagen welcomed 850,000 passengers, setting a new record. CMP is now investing in continued growth. A new terminal is being built in Copenhagen, and as from April 2018 Visby will form part of CMP’s cruise operations. (more…)

The Board of Copenhagen Malmö Port, CMP, has given the go-ahead to build a new cruise terminal in Copenhagen. The terminal will be located beyond the current Oceankaj in Ydre Nordhavn and will be able to handle more than 5,000 passengers per call. (more…)

The cruise ship business had a really good year at Copenhagen Malmö Port, with the total number of calls reaching 311, with 732,000 passengers. The cruise trend is on an upward curve and ships are getting bigger and bigger, paving the way for even more passengers in future. (more…)

With Copenhagen as an ever more popular cruise destination, CMP is going to have to receive larger ships and more passengers. A new terminal that is twice the size of the one at Oceankaj is therefore under consideration. (more…)

The 25th of june 2016 was the busiest day in the CMP cruising history ever. But already next year CMP and Copenhagen will receive even more cruising passengers. (more…)

Copenhagen Malmö Port, as the largest cruise port in Northern Europe present, and has once again won the attractive award from Cruise Insight 2015 Awards as “Best Turnaround Port Operations”.

In 2016 Copenhagen Malmö Port expects growth of 9% in the number of cruise visitors to Copenhagen, and at the end of June a record will be set for the number of visitors on one single day. (more…)

It will be a long and busy season with a total of 302 cruise arrivals in Copenhagen and Malmö, ending with the final Christmas cruise on 23 December.