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Genoa is expected to exceed one million cruise passengers in 2013

Genoa is expected to exceed one million cruise passengers in 2013
03/27/2013 - Christiane Navas | Transport
Homeport of MSC, Genoa takes advantage of the growing number of Mediterranean cruises.
Civitavecchia, Costa Concordia, Costa Cruises, cruise market in decline, Genoa, investment, Italy, La Spezia, Mediterranean, Michael Thamm, MSC Preziosa, Naples, passengers, Risposte Turismo, Royal Caribbean cruises, Savona, Venice

Barcelona makes way for more cruises

Barcelona makes way for more cruises
03/27/2013 - Francis Matéo, BARCELONA | Transport
SPAIN. Barcelona is still the cruise capital of the Mediterranean despite a decline in passenger numbers. New developments carried out this year should allow it to regain lost territory.
Barcelona, Carnival Legend, compagnie du Ponant, Grimaldi Group, Mediterranean, Miami, MSC, passengers, Port Canaveral, Port Everglades, port of Barcelona, Preziosa, Princess royal, Sixte Cambra, Spain, spanish market, Sunshine Carnival

Cruise ships at anchor in the Mediterranean

Cruise ships at anchor in the Mediterranean
03/15/2013 - Frédéric Dubessy | Transport
Tomorrow, the cruise market in the Mediterranean will overtake the Caribbean, which is currently number one. With increasing capacities and an increasing annual presence in the Mediterranean, ships from the main international companies are delighting in this playground, which offers huge room for growth in terms of cruises.
Barcelona, black sea, Civitavecchia, CLIA, Costa croisières, cruise, cruise lines international association, cruises, Dubrovnik, ECC, european cruise council, Genoa, Livorno, Marseille, Mediterranean, mediterranean basin, MSC, Naples, passengers, Piraeus, routes, Savona, tourisme, Venice

A roadmap for recovery in Tunisia

A roadmap for recovery in Tunisia
11/26/2012 - Nadia Chahed, TUNIS | Services / Finances


TUNISIA. Once regarded as the jewel of the national economy, tourism in Tunisia has suffered enormously.

French version
air connection, american embassy, associated revenues, campaigns, decentralization, elections, Europe, Fakhfakh, FODEC, France, insecurity, investment, investors, open sky, passengers, southern tunisia, top resa, tourism, tourists, transitional period, Tunisia, web compatibility

Cruise industry sets sail for bright, but uneven, future

Cruise industry sets sail for bright, but uneven, future
10/24/2012 - Michel Neumuller | Environmental and development issues
Most of the departure ports are in Italy, so they get the employment and economic benefits. There are no departure ports in the south, according to a study being conducted by Plan Bleu pour la Méditerranée. Cruise operators have managed to grow their business despite the financial and economic...
Alberto Cappato, boating, cruise, cruise port, destinations, Espagne, forcast, Greece, Italy, Le Tellier, Lina Tode, Med Sea project, medioterranée, mediterranean, passengers, Plan Bleu, scenario, Shipyard, strategy, study, Sustainability

Ports face crucial sustainable development challenge

Ports face crucial sustainable development challenge
09/29/2012 - Christiane Navas | Transport
The growth of passenger shipping is forcing ports to front up to environmental challenges, but a gap remains between northern and southern Europe. The best-equipped ports will be first in line for cruise ships. The growth of the cruise market (20 million passengers in 2011, according to the Cruise...
Antonis Michail, civitavecchia, corsica, Cruise Lines International Association, ECC, environment, ESPO, europe, european sea ports organisation, green guide, GreenPort Congress, Marseilles, mediterranean ports, passengers, shipowners, venice


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