3 2 Picture story caption.....Serum nonse pore, sin con parum re vendit es aut que num dolorep tibusdandi quunt assectur Natur aut labore nos ium eic tes iligent, ullor alicabo. Ihillianti. MARKETWATCH Port of Sydney in Nova Scotia, Canada, will welcome three ships on 15 September, making use of its new Liberty Pier. Liberty Pier was constructed in 2020 at a cost of $20 million but has never hosted a cruise ship due to the pandemic. The first to berth at Liberty Pier will be Regent Seven Seas Cruises’ Seven Seas Navigator, which will arrive at 9:00 (ADT). The port has planned a celebration involving the ship, crew, local dignitaries, residents and port staff. Princess Cruises’ Caribbean Princess will arrive at the port’s main dock at 8:00 while Silversea Cruises’ Silver Whisperer will be at anchor from 12:00. Building a second berth has increased Port of Sydney’s capacity to host cruise ships and improve passenger experience. Cruising brings an average of $50-60 million to the local economy and the port hopes to increase this now that Liberty Pier has opened. Port of Sydney to inaugurate new pier Valencia Port in Spain has hosted its first ‘Introduction to Cruise Tourism’ training courses for local tourist agents to enable them to explore sustainable cruise tourism options in its region. The port aims to offer a wide range of unique and sustainable experiences that take place away from overcrowded cities and has expanded its excursion offerings to reflect this. The new excursions will focus on enabling cruise visitors to explore nature and the various landscapes Valencia has to offer, as well as the culture and history of the region. The first training session was received enthusiastically by participants, who were excited to encourage sustainable tourism in the area. Valencia Port will continue to offer training sessions so that more municipalities within Valencia can benefit from the economy that is generated by cruise ships and heir passengers. Valencia Port encourages sustainable tourism CFR highlights the latest news from four popular cruise ports Port news
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