Tagged: Cruise Europe

As one of Europe’s agencies for shore services, Time Change provides cruiselines with comprehensive and innovative solutions, including shore excursions, hotel programmes, turnarounds, private arrangements and group tours. (more…)

In May the 40m quay extension in Eidfjord was successfully completed. “The new length of 160m allows for improved capacity and operational flexibility” says Inge Tangeras, ceo Visit Eidfjord and Cruise Destination Hardangerfjord. (more…)

Family-owned Tor Shipping is no stranger to hard work, and it is this dedication that has returned the company to pre-coronavirus levels of business. (more…)

Globus Tours organise everything on land from A to Z for different river cruise companies. This includes guides, buses, excursions and hotels. (more…)

Maloy Adventure (Måløy Adventure, Norway) was originally established in 2022 by 30 local businesses as a destination development company, with the goal of developing Maloy into a vibrant and responsible travel destination. (more…)

Next Travel Nordic is a cruise operations partner across the Nordics, with more than 35 years of experience. It began by building a strong foundation in Finland and later expanded: first into Sweden in 2020 and then into Norway in 2024. (more…)

Norwegian Travel (NT) is Norway’s largest shore excursion provider, operating in attractions across four key destinations: Andalsnes, Tromso, Narvik and Kirkenes, explains Jacob Norby, head of cruise at the company. (more…)

Hoppe Maritime Group is a group of companies offering maritime and logistic services in various fields of the shipping business. (more…)

The quay extension project at the Port of Eidfjord is nearing completion. The quay is being extended by 40m, bringing its total length to 160m. The project is scheduled for completion by April 30, 2026. (more…)

Trondheim Port Authority has secured a grid connection for its main cruise quay. By 2028, it will be able to supply 4.9MW with an upgrade to 12MW by 2029. (more…)

Foyle Port (Derry-Londonderry) is preparing to welcome its largest ever cruise programme with 22 calls from 15 cruise lines scheduled to visit Ireland’s North West in 2026. (more…)

Skjolden, Norway, has gone from 22 calls in 2024 to 44 this year with bookings through into 2032. This year call numbers remain the same, but passenger numbers will be up by 7,000 due to the size of the ships. (more…)

Established in 2009, MTC Hamburg has become a leading provider of world-class maritime training, renowned for its certified programmes, highly qualified instructors, and advanced simulation facilities in western Hamburg. (more…)

As the home of UNESCO World Heritage Site Kronborg Castle (the castle from Shakespeare’s Hamlet), Helsingor offers a blend of world-famous history and modern Scandinavian design. (more…)

E-L-S (European Land Excursion Services), based in Hamburg & Warnemunde, specialises in designing, organising and operating shore excursions and other land activities for German and international cruise calls in all German ports. (more…)

Grundarfjordur is a transit port on the rise. In 2019 it received 52 calls and 17,681 passengers, increasing to 75 and 69,500 respectively this year. (more…)

A project to make the Eidfjord (Norway) waterfront more attractive and accessible is underway. (more…)

Earlier this year Kristiansand was chosen as the location to test and commission the on shore power system (OPS) installed on board NYK Cruises’ Asuka III. (more…)

The Port of Narvik has announced the upcoming launch of its on shore power (OPS) facility, set to be operational in the third quarter of 2026. (more…)