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Cruise Shipping Trends
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TOP CRUISE PORTS
PORT
CANAVERAL
Website: www.portcanaveral.com Investment: This port is getting ready
Email: [email protected] to build a new cruise terminal for $150
Total Ship Calls Annually: million. Looking ahead, expenditures of 1,395 via 12 Cruise Lines almost $500 million are planned over
Biggest Ship to Call: the course of the next ? ve years across
No restrictions to the largest passenger multiple port projects.
vessels in the world
Annual Passenger Throughput: 4,526,626
PORT OF
VANCOUVER
Website: www.portvancouver.com
Total Ship Calls Annually: 237 via 14 cruise lines
Biggest Ship to Call:
Norwegian Bliss / LOA 325.9 meters / 168,800 GRT
Annual Passenger Throughput: 842,928
Cruise Industry’s Local Impact: $422 million (2017)
Investment: New camels and fendering systems; Upgrades to all gangways are planned; and the port has leased Convention
Center space during the cruise season to increase passenger embarkation space.
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