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The Baltic Sea region has undergone an unusual season this year, given the challenges presented by the Russian invasion of Ukraine and hence St Petersburg being taken off itineraries. (more…)
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Construction work to supply onshore power (OPS) at Cruise Center Steinwerder began in autumn 2022, with completion scheduled for the second half of 2023. (more…)
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Being in the north of Norway the different seasons during a year is very visible and different. (more…)
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Le Havre Terminal Croisière Pointe de Floride 2025
Le Havre has launched a massive new project aimed at sustainably welcoming more cruiseships and passengers to this iconic French city. (more…)
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Hareid in Norway is a cruise destination in development and, as yet, has had no cruise calls. However it has local and regional ferry calls and so has plenty of experience of handling passengers. (more…)
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After having received 31 calls and more than 30,000 passengers in the last months of 2021, the port expects to exceed 140 calls and 180,000 passengers this year. (more…)
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Stornoway’s Deep Water Terminal will be ready to offer a new gateway to the Outer Hebrides ahead of the 2024 season. (more…)
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The Port of Torshavn is investing around DKK500 million (€67.2 million) in developing three further quays and building a passenger terminal. (more…)
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Destination Bornholm
The Port of Roenne together with Destination Bornholm has been working closely to strengthen the island’s profile as a cruise destination. (more…)
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Prior to the summer season the main cruise pier, Storkaia, in Kristiansund was upgraded with new fenders. A total of 130 dumper tyres have been mounted so far to replace the old and damaged ones. (more…)
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On June 24, Bergen City Council voted to change the cruiseship limit set in 2018 of three vessels and 8,000 passengers a day to four vessels a day for immediate implementation. (more…)
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The Urban Community and the Port Authority of Le Havre have decided to entrust the development and the management of cruise dedicated facilities to a new company: GIP Le Havre Croisières. (more…)
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Sweden was the only European country not to have any lockdowns during the Covid-19 pandemic years. (more…)
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The CEC will be held in Lisbon in the first quarter of next year. (more…)
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The pandemic may have called a temporary halt but there is no doubt as to Scotland’s future cruise aspirations. (more…)
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It may have been the fourth attempt to hold the in-person Cruise Europe Conference in UNESCO Edinburgh but, perseverance paid off and the wait was worth it. (more…)
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It is currently the only port in Iceland that is ISO 14001 Environmental Management Certified (2017) and ISO 45001 Health and Safety Management Certified (2019). (more…)
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Cruise Destination Hardangerfjord – Port of Eidfjord
Hardangerfjord is expecting 134 calls this year, bringing more than 230,000 passengers to Eidfjord, Rosendal and Ulvik, given full passenger capacity. (more…)
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The port and city of Turku have begun a big multimillion project – co-funded by CEF – that includes renewal of the infrastructure, quays and car fields as well as digitalisation at the port. (more…)
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Cruise Europe has taken the decision to exhibit at Seatrade Cruise Global 2022 in Miami in April. It will also be hosting its annual reception on April 25 at the Nautilus Hotel on Collins Avenue. (more…)
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Liverpool will welcome more than 100 cruise calls to its shores in 2022, as the city plans to deliver its most ambitious season yet. Of these 33 will be turnarounds, 30 from Fred Olsen Cruise Lines’ Borealis and three from Hurtigruten’s Nansen. (more…)
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ADELTE has been contracted by Bremenports to design and manufacture three Pegasus seaport passenger boarding bridges (SPBBs) for installation at the Columbus Cruise Center Bremerhaven (CCCB). (more…)
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Havnekraft AS will establish a high-voltage shore power system for cruiseships at the Garpeskaer berth in Haugesund. Planned delivery of the facility is the end of 2022. (more…)
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Scrabster Harbour officially opened the redeveloped St Ola Pier on December 9 2021. The redeveloped pier structure, at the Caithness port, offers a total of 500m of deepwater berthing, with a new 250m outer berthing face capable of accommodating larger vessels. (more…)
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The Norwegian-based company, Environmental Port Index (EPI), is aiming for international expansion. (more…)
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Cruise Europe has published an infographic detailing the economic impact of the European cruise industry in an easily accessible format. Published on social media and sent out to CE members as well as cruise line executives at the end of November, it has already received positive feedback. (more…)
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The city of Helsingborg has invested heavily in the areas that surround the pier which is located in the heart of the city. A brand new urban area called SeaU was completed in the second quarter of 2021. (more…)
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In August cruiseships were allowed back into Norwegian waters following the pandemic. The first call came from World Voyager with 11 more to follow. For 2022, 98 calls are scheduled. (more…)
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Kristiansund is working on a new environmental plan for the port, explained Erika Indergaard, marketing manager Port of Kristiansund & Nordmore. (more…)
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Ports of Romsdalsfjord: Molde, Andalsnes & Eresfjord is working on an application to Enova for onshore power supply (OPS) funding for Andalsnes with a deadline of May 2022. (more…)
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“Cruise passengers are very important to Stockholm financially and generate over 1,000 jobs in the region. Onshore power connections in Stockholm are part of an important joint environmental investment, together with other Baltic Sea ports, to create an international class sustainable cruise destination,” stated Joakim Larsson, the city commissioner responsible for Ports of Stockholm. (more…)
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Patreksfjordur is a new cruise destination in the Westfjords of Iceland. It is the largest town in the Southern Westfjords and the westernmost town of Europe, predominantly a fishing town with various services and public administration. (more…)
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The cruise ports of Alesund, Geirangerfjord, Kristiansund, Molde & Andalsnes and associated tourist boards in More and Romsdal have joined forces to facilitate sustainable cruise tourism. (more…)
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HAROPA Rouen is investing in extending the quays of the Seine and installing bollards to welcome cruiseships of up to 250m in length at its Rouen cruise terminal. Currently the maximum length of ships that can call Rouen is 240m. (more…)
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Skagen received five calls this year including the first international port call for Saga Cruises new building Spirit of Adventure: SeaDream I, Vasco da Gama and Marina also called. (more…)
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Liverpool City Council has appointed John Mawer as head of cruise operations at the Cruise Liner Terminal. Having been responsible for the day to day running of the terminal since 2017, more recently he took on various projects to help the city and the council through the first months of lockdown. (more…)
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From September 1 cruiseship passengers, with a valid European Digital Covid-19 certificate, do not have to fill out an electronic ‘Covidpass’ form when entering Riga seaport. (more…)
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On September 8, Le Havre welcomed cruiseships back to the city with the arrival of Marella Explorer 2 on a maiden call. (more…)
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The Port of Tallinn has been greeting passengers and operators at its new multifunctional cruise terminal during the 2021 cruise season. Since July, there have been 32 transit calls to the Estonian capital with 11 more scheduled. (more…)
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The idea for an organisation specifically designed to promote cruising in Northern Europe was first floated by Anne Dunderdale in the Fontainebleau Hotel Miami Beach during the Seatrade Cruise Shipping Convention and Exhibition in March 1990. (more…)
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