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Lauderdale FL 33316 Tel 800.899.7745 • info@cliffberryinc.com WWW.CLIFFBERRYINC.COM CBI-17.PC Ann Rep FULL PAGE.indd 1 2/7/17 9:38 AM Preserving Tomorrow’s Environment TABLE OF CONTENTS Conceptual rendering of new Cruise Terminal 3. See page 14. Message from the Chairman -------------------------------------- 4 Message from the CEO ------------------------------------------- 5 A Year of History -------------------------------------------------- 7 Port Snapshot ----------------------------------------------------- 7 The World’s Best Cruise Port ------------------------------------- 10 CANAVERAL PORT AUTHORITY Building Today for the Cruise Ships of Tomorrow ---------------- 14 445 Challenger Rd., Ste. 301 A Growing Flow of Cargo ----------------------------------------- 16 Cape Canaveral, FL 32920 Phone: 321-783-7831 Seaport a Sought-After Location --------------------------------- 20 Fax: 321-784-6223 1-888-767-8226 A Destination for Families ---------------------------------------- 24 portcanaveral.com Stewards of the Environment ------------------------------------ 26 CONNECT WITH US: www.portcanaveral.com Standing Watch -------------------------------------------------- 28 Space Port Aims Higher ------------------------------------------ 29 facebook.com/portcanaveral twitter.com/portcanaveral America’s Defenders --------------------------------------------- 31 youtube.com/portcanaveral Canaveral Port Authority Leadership ----------------------------- 32 ©2019 Canaveral Port Authority Directory of Tenants, Subtenants and Maritime Services -------- 35 Look for this camera symbol throughout this directory. It identifies several photos taken by amateur photographers and submitted for Port Canaveral’s 65th Anniversary Photo Contest. Winners were named at the Port’s anniversary celebration in November 2018. CRUISE at portcanaveral.com Why are we gushing with excitement? Port Canaveral is home to Disney Cruise Line. We’re proud to call this enchanting port home sweet home to Disney Dream and Disney Fantasy—two fantastical ships filled with magic and fun for everyone! Contact your Travel Agent or visit disneycruise.com to discover more. PORT CANAVERAL 2019/2020 DIRECTORY 2 ©Disney DCL-17-55418 Ships’ Registry: The Bahamas DCL-17-55418_Port Canaveral Brand Annual Dir Ad_SCM.indd 1 1/23/17 4:08 PM Why are we gushing with excitement? Airlines you love. Cruises you dream of. Land closest to Port Canaveral cruises. Savvy travelers fl y right to Orlando Melbourne International Airport (MLB) for their Florida vacations. It is the closest airport to Port Canaveral’s magical Delta.com cruises, 72 miles of sparkling Atlantic beaches, and NASA’s remarkable EliteAirways.com Kennedy Space Center. Plus, it’s an easy drive to Orlando Port Canaveral is home to Disney Cruise Line. AA.com family theme parks like Walt Disney World and FlyPorter.com We’re proud to call this enchanting port home sweet home to Universal Studios. MLB is truly in the center of it all. Disney Dream and Disney Fantasy—two fantastical ships filled with magic and fun for everyone! Best of all, you can get there on airlines you love. For more information, visit MLBair.com Contact your Travel Agent or visit disneycruise.com to discover more. @FLYMLB GATEWAY TO CENTRAL FLORIDA ©Disney DCL-17-55418 Ships’ Registry: The Bahamas 3 Final Port Canaveral Directory Ad, Dec. 2018 DCL-17-55418_Port Canaveral Brand Annual Dir Ad_SCM.indd 1 1/23/17 4:08 PM MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMAN CHARTING THE WAY FORWARD In November 2018, Port Canaveral marked its 65th In March 2019, we broke ground for a new cruise anniversary. The history of the Port’s tremendous terminal to homeport Carnival Cruise Line’s Mardi success is rooted in its continuous commitment to Gras, the first liquefied natural gas (LNG) powered the Port community and embracing its role and cruise ship to be homeported in North America. MICAH LOYD responsibility in helping to grow the economy. Chairman It was the official beginning of a new cruise Canaveral Port Authority Port Canaveral has tailored its growth deliberately terminal and a “rebirth” of Port Canaveral’s Cruise Board of Commissioners and strategically. Our investments in harbor Terminal 3 – our original cruise berth with note- and landside infrastructure improvements and worthy historical significance as one of the Port’s increasing capacity have been guided by our first cruise terminals. mission to serve as Central Florida’s premier maritime gateway for cruise travel and tourism. The future of the cruise industry is bright and rapidly transforming worldwide with larger, more We have a significant role and responsibility sophisticated ships carrying more guests, cleaner in building and sustaining a strong economy operating ships using LNG for fuel, and state- throughout the Port District. To do this successfully, of-the-art technology and security to ensure we must have partners like our cruise lines, cargo safety and an overall quality cruising experience. terminal operators, and the small business owners We are proud to play an important role in this operating in the Port that are committed to growth growing industry, providing cruise guests with a and continuously invest in their future, as well first-class experience. as ours. Building the new cruise terminal, as well as all other construction projects underway or completed at Port Canaveral are investments in building our community and growing our regional economy. Building a strong economy also takes leadership from local government leaders to ensure that private companies can and will invest and operate successfully in our region. Timing is critical, but the opportunity is great. Port Canaveral is ready for what the future holds. 4 PORT CANAVERAL 2019/2020 DIRECTORY MESSAGE FROM THE CEO CHARTING THE WAY FORWARD WORLD-CLASS GATEWAY FOR COMMERCE At the dedication of Port Canaveral on November The Port’s Strategic Master Plan, adopted last 4, 1953, U.S. Senator Spessard Holland declared year by the Canaveral Port Authority Board of that the new facility was “our nation’s port for Commissioners, was a vision of possibilities for Port inner and outer space.” Canaveral and provided a “look ahead” at options and opportunities to consider over the next three CAPTAIN JOHN W. MURRAY Sixty-five years later, Holland’s declaration rings true. Port Director and decades. Chief Executive Officer Port Canaveral has grown from a small, manmade Our principal focus, nevertheless, is rooted in our port with limited commercial operations to a responsibility to ensure we have the facilities and world-class gateway for cruises, cargo and new capabilities to support our present and future frontiers in space. growth. In 2018, Port Canaveral marked its 65th year of As business growth demands are anticipated, we operation. We look back with pride at the many remain measured and fiscally responsible in our accomplishments that have transformed this Port development planning. We will strive for strong into what we are today – the world’s second-busiest organic growth through sound budgeting and cruise port, Florida’s third largest by revenue, a strategic planning, and will continue to protect our strategic port for international commerce and, foundations of success while positioning the Port more importantly, a significant economic driver for to meet future demands. the local and regional economy. In 2019 and looking beyond to 2020, the many In Fiscal Year 2018, the Port reached a historic important improvement and expansion projects in high for total revenue with more than $100 million the Port’s five-year capital improvements plan aims earned from Port operations, with revenue derived to boost our capabilities and capacity in cruise from cargo operations exceeding $10 million for and cargo operations. However, as we prepare for the first time in the Port’s history. The more than what the future holds, we continue to be focused 4.5 million multi-day cruise passenger movements on meeting the needs of our business lines today, through our Port was another record achievement while exceeding the expectations of our customers last year. and guests. Looking ahead, it’s important for Port Canaveral Our valued partnerships with stakeholders, tenants to keep pace with an increasingly complex global and the surrounding community, combined with marketplace. Managing our resources to ensure the dedication and hard work of our employees we deliver economic value and opportunities for ensure that the Port’s future remains bright. our business partners and stakeholders, as well as preserving social and environmental benefits for our surrounding communities are priorities. GATEWAY TO CENTRAL FLORIDA 5 CRUISE at portcanaveral.com
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