Government and Barcelona council consider capping daily cruise ships in city port
Mayor Ada Colau proposes setting limit of three vessels per day, as Catalan cabinet considering options
Mayor Ada Colau proposes setting limit of three vessels per day, as Catalan cabinet considering options
The bus is silent and can travel 170km after being fully charged
With 1.63 million passengers, the amount of passengers grows 1.93% but number of vessels falls to 420
Catalan capital is biggest European cruise destination and fourth globally
Container traffic at the port is also up 2.8% so far in 2019
The company, Cruise Norwegian, offers passengers a 50% refund
NGO report criticizes “less stringent regulation” of highly polluting fuels from tourist cruisers
First 'MSC World Cruise' to and from the Catalan capital will visit 32 countries in six continents over 119 days
The 'Symphony of the Seas' will carry thousands of passengers to Italian and French coastal cities from Saturday
80,000 passengers expected in coming months, in what is set to be best yet for port
2018 expected to best year on record for the Port of Palamós
Some 57,000 tourists are expected to stop off at the ports of Palamós and Roses this holiday season
An increase of 20% compared to 2014, with trend expected to continue in future
14k meters squared of the maritime institution will also be freed up for public use
A total of 2.7 million cruise travellers will have passed through the Port of Barcelona by the end of 2016, a figure that represents an increase of about 9-10% over 2015 and marks a new record. This was announced on Monday by the president of the Port of Barcelona, ??Sixte Cambra, who explained that until now the record stood at 2.6 million cruise passengers and was achieved in 2011. It is estimated that cruises this year will generate a turnover of almost €1,000 million, while the contribution to the Catalan GDP could reach €500 million. According to Cambra, these good results are primarily due “to the boost of activity as a home port, which grew 10% compared to last year”.