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Dublin Port Company (DPC) has launched a public consultation on the future of cruise tourism at Dublin Port. To help inform the consultation process, DPC has published a discussion paper setting out key considerations to be addressed. (more…)
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The number of cruise ships calling at Dublin is set to increase again from 2024, Dublin Port Company (DPC) has announced. The news comes a month after the port revealed plans to halve the number of vessels calling at Ireland’s capital city. (cruisecritic.com)
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The number of cruise ships calling to Dublin Port has grown considerably in recent years. In 2018, there were 150 cruise ship calls. This year there will be over 160 and, for 2020, there are 140 bookings already. (more…)
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Dublin Port Company hosted a Cruise Europe Brexit summit in The Gibson Hotel in Dublin this morning (Jan.23). Ireland’s Deputy Prime Minister Simon Coveney, An Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade, opened proceedings by updating members on the uncertainty that continues to prevail over Brexit. He went on to state that this is not just a British issue but will have an effect on many other EU states. (cruisebusiness.com)
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Ireland is set for its 12th successive year of cruise liner growth with Dublin and Cork now rivalling such famous liner ports as Naples and Monaco. Dublin and Cobh, Co Cork confirmed busy schedules for cruise liners visiting Ireland this year with the season already underway. (independent.ie)
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Last year the port of Dublin received 210,000 cruise visitors, fully one third more than the year before, and a record 127 cruise ships called in the first nine months of the year. Ferry passenger traffic also rose, reaching a total of 1,850,000 people. (maritime-executive.com)
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One of the world’s most decadent ships kicked off Dublin’s 2017 cruise season as it made its maiden visit to the city port. Passengers and crew were greeted by Irish dancing, live music and impressive drum displays as they disembarked the Celebrity Eclipse at Ocean Pier 33. (independent.ie)
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Irish ports will have their busiest ever cruise ship season in 2017 with over 300 cruise ships scheduled to visit ports and harbours, large and small, around the island. (more…)
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Celebrity Cruises is set to become the first major cruise line to home port in Dublin, with a “mini-season” announced for the city during 2018. (independent.ie)
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The 449-passenger ship will sail from Dover on March 15 and skirt along the coast of England to Dublin, where an overnight stay will provide the perfect opportunity to join in the St Patrick’s Day celebrations. (more…)
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For several years now, Columbus Cruise Centers in Bremerhaven (CCCB) and Wismar have been affiliated in Cruise Europe, a prestigious international cruise-marketing cooperation representing about 120 North European ports. (more…)
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Speaking with a united voice, European cruise ports associations published today (June 1st), under the umbrella of the European Sea Ports Organisation (ESPO), a Code of practice for cruise and ferry ports. (more…)
The 300m cruise ship arrived into Dublin Port around 6.30am today as part of a transatlantic voyage from Florida to Dover, England. (independent.ie)
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Dublin Port Company has announced the launch of its 2016 cruise season as preparations get underway for the return of luxury cruise liner MSC Splendida next week. (more…)
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Cruise Europe is delighted to announce that David Dingle, chairman Carnival UK, will be the keynote speaker at the Cruise Europe Conference (CEC) in Dublin in May. He will present the ‘State of the Industry in Europe’ on the morning of May 31.
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This year’s Cruise Europe Conference (CEC) will be held in Dublin May 31 to June 2. It will take place at the Gibson Hotel located in Point Village which is close to the port and just four tram stops from Temple Bar. (more…)
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Four luxury cruise liners arrived in Dublin early on Wednesday bringing some 13,000 tourists to the city. (irishtimes.com)
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Dublin Port Company last Friday (July 10) welcomed the decision by An Bord Pleanála to grant permission for the Alexandra Basin Redevelopment (ABR) Project which will transform Dublin Port’s infrastructure and enable it to service the economy for decades ahead. (cruisebusiness.com)
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