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Fredrikstad Cruise Port has released a digital shorex catalogue with new shore excursions where history comes alive. In 2019 it once again hosts The Tall Ships Races. (more…)
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With a total of 276 calls and 429,504 passengers this year, it maintains its position as Norway’s leading cruise port even though the numbers show a decrease from the 323 and 442,759 in 2014.
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Beginning January 2016, cruiseships registered on the Environmental Ship Index (ESI) will be eligible for a discounted docking fee in Flam based on their ESI score.
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A NKr7m (E0.73m) investment to improve the pier infrastructure in Olden this year is proving successful. The installation of two bollards provides comfort and safety for the larger vessels arriving the Norwegian port.
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In northern Norway, the port of Sortland in Vesteraalen scored big with a whale safari for passengers aboard the Costa neoRomantica this summer. (cruiseindustrynews.com)
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This year, Arendal, which is in southern Norway, will have seven calls, up from two last year, and so far five calls are booked for 2016, including Crystal, Fred. Olsen and Saga, while it is expecting as many as 12 to 14 calls for 2017. (cruiseindustrynews.com)
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“We are expecting this year’s cruise season to be on par with last year,” said Synnøve Johnsen, cruise coordinator of Port of Alesund, “although a few less calls and passengers. We had a steady increase in cruise traffic up to 2014.”
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Oslo will welcome eight first-time cruise visits in 2015, part of a 105 calls and 205,000 passenger season for Norway’s biggest city. (cruiseindustrynews.com)
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With the world’s second longest coast line stretching more than 100,000 kilometers, Norway offers unique possibilities for sailing schedules with various lengths and content year-round, according to Sandra Diana Bratland, managing director of Cruise Norway. (cruiseindustrynews.com)
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Haugesund, Norway, has announced 18 cruise calls for the upcoming season, bringing some 23,000 passengers to the destination, up from 8,000 last yer and 7,500 in 2013. (cruiseindustrynews.com)
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