Bourgas port to explore new possibilities for cruise tourism development
The Bourgas port is likely to become part of the cruise region: Sea of Marmara – Mediterranean Sea with a starting and an ending point – the city of Istanbul, latest news reveal.Representatives of the port participated in the International Cruise Exhibition that takes place from 20 to 23 January in Cartagena, Spain. During the forum, they met the managers of prominent international cruise companies and the representatives of leading travel agencies specialized in passenger trips.
The Association of the Mediterranean Cruise Ports also takes place in the International Exhibition. It aims at developing the cruise industry in the Mediterranean Sea and its pertaining seas. The Association includes 73 members that represent more than 100 ports across the Mediterranean Region encompassing the Black Sea, the Red Sea and the Atlantic Ocean.
The cruise business requires not just one but several ports in order to form a truly advantageous destination for the ship-owners. Considering the situation in Ukraine and Russia, where a big part of the attractive ports are disposed, the cruises only in the Black Sea are not so preferred. The Bourgas port has the advantage to be the first port in the Black Sea that has very good conditions for the largest cruise ships!
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