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Medcruise YB 12-13 Cover 20/02/2012 14:15 Page 1 Medcruise 2012/13 Yearbook MedCruise YB 12-13 Cover 20/02/2012 14:15 Page 1 MedCruise 2012/13 Yearbook MedCruise 2012/13 MedCruise 2012/13 Yearbook A Directory of Cruise Ports & Professionals in the Mediterranean & Adjoining Seas cover indd 1 20/2/12 12:32:34 IFC-01 Table of Contents 21/02/2012 10:50 Page 1 MedCruise is the Association of Mediterranean Cruise Ports. MedCruise’s mission is to promote the cruise industry in the Mediterranean and its adjoining seas. The Association assists its members in benefiting from the growth of the cruise industry by providing networking, promotional and professional development opportunities. Today, the Association has grown to 68 regular members representing more than 100 ports around the Mediterranean region, including the Black Sea, the Red Sea and the Near Atlantic, plus 27 associate members, representing other associations, tourist boards and ship/port agents. IFC-01 Table of Contents 21/02/2012 09:33 Page 2 Table of Contents Member ports map 2-3 Welcome messages 4-7 Statistics 7-8 MEDCRUISE PORT MEMBERS Alanya 9 Kavala 30 Portoferraio 51 Almeria 10 Koper 31 Ravenna 52 Azores 11 Kusadasi, Bodrum & Antalya 32 Rijeka 53 Balearic Islands 12 La Spezia 33 Rize 54 Barcelona 13 Lattakia 34 Sète 55 Bari 14 Lisbon 35 Sevastopol 56 Batumi 15 Livorno 36 Sibenik 57 Cagliari 16 Madeira ports 37 Sinop 58 Cartagena 17 Malaga 38 Sochi 59 Castellon 18 Marseille 39 Souda/Chania 60 Ceuta 19 Messina 40 Split 61 Civitavecchia 20 Monaco 41 Tarragona 62 Constantza 21 Motril-Granada 42 Thessaloniki 63 Cyprus ports 22 Naples 43 Toulon-Var-Provence 64 Dubrovnik, Korcula 23 North Sardinian ports 44 Trieste 65 Egyptian ports 24 Odessa 45 Tunisian ports 66 French Riviera ports 25 Palamos 46 Valencia 67 Genoa 26 Palermo 47 Valletta 68 Gibraltar 27 Patras 48 Venice 69 Heraklion 28 Piraeus 49 Volos 70 Igoumenitsa 29 Portimao 50 Zadar 71 MEDCRUISE ASSOCIATE MEMBERS ASSOCIATIONS Donomis Cruise Services - Londonskaya - Odessa 77 European Cruise Council 73 Piraeus 75 Mercantile Marine Shipping - F.A. Travel - North Sardinian 75 Tunisia 77 TOURIST BOARDS Hugo Trumpy Srl - Genoa 75 MH Bland - Gibraltar 77 Kvarner County Tourism Office - Idu Shipping & Services - Navigator Travel & Tourist Rijeka 73 Constantza 75 Services - Volos 78 Turisme de Barcelona Inflot World Wide Inc - Sochi 76 P&B Agencies - Barcelona 78 - Barcelona 73 Intercruises Shoreside & Salamis Organisation - Cyprus 78 Port Services - Barcelona 76 Samer & Co Shipping - Trieste 79 SHIP/PORT AGENTS Karavanmar Cruise Services - Select Black Sea Ltd - Aloschi & Bassani - Venice 74 Alanya 76 Sevastopol 79 BC Tours & Shipping Karpaten Turism Srl - Transcoma Cruise & Travel - - Barcelona 74 Constantza 76 Barcelona 79 Cambiaso & Risso - Genoa 74 Livorno Port Authority - Tura Turizm - Sinop 79 Cemar - Genoa 74 Livorno 77 1 02-03 Map 21/02/2012 09:26 Page 1 A TA L T A L NA TN I TC I C O CO EC A E NA N A T L A N T I C O C E A N French Riviera Ports • Cannes • Antibes • Nice SLOVENIA FRANCEFRANCE• Villefranche TriesteTrieste FRANCE • Golfe-JuanFrenchFrench Koper RivieraRiviera Ports PortsMONACOMONACOMONACO VeniceVenice SeteSete GenoGenoaGenoaa A D R I ARi T jek Sete RavennaRavenna MarseilleMarseille A D R I Z PORTUGALPORTUGALPORTUGAL Marseille La SpeziaLaLa SpeziaSpezia Za ToulonToulon S Toulon LivornoLivornoLivorno ITALY LisbonLisbon ITALY A Lisbon TarragonaTarragona PalamosPalamosPalamos I SPAINSPAINSPAIN Tarragona PortoferraiPortoferraioPortoferraioo C BarcelonaBarcelonaBarcelona CastellonCastellonCastellon Civitavecchia Balearic Island Ports Civitavecchia ValenciaValenciaValencia Porto TorresNorthGolfoNorth Aranci BalearicBalearicAlcudia Island Island Ports Ports SardinOlbiaSardinian Ports PortimaoPortimaoPortimao Ibiza North Sardinian Ports AlicanteAlicante Palma Mahon SARDINIASARDINIA Naples Ba Alicante BALEARICBALEARIC Naples MalagaMalagaMalaga Motril-Grenada BALEARIC SARDINIA AlmeriaAlmeria La SavinaISLANDSISLANDS GIBRALTARGIBRALTARGIBRALTAR CartagenaCartagena ISLANDS MotrilMotril Cartagena CagliariCagliariCagliari CeutaCeutaCeuta Almeria P PalermoPalermo MessinaMessina Bizerte Tunisian Ports La Goulette SICILYSICILY Tunis MOROCCOMOROCCOMOROCCO TunisianTunisian Ports Ports Sousse Valletta PORTUGALPORTUGALPORTUGAL TUNISIATUNISIA MALTAMALTA AzoresAzoresAzores (top) (top) (top) TUNISIA MadeiraMadeiraMadeira (bottom) (bottom) (bottom) AZORESAZORESAZORES Pria de Vittoria Horta Porto Santo Ponta Delgado MADEIRAMADEIRA PORTSFunchal PORTS MADEIRA PORTS 2 02-03 Map 21/02/2012 09:27 Page 2 UKRAINEUKRAINE RUSSIARUSSIA NIA OdessaOdessa ROMANIA Theodosia oper CROATIACROATIA ROMANIA Sevastopol Yalta Sochi Rijeka Constantza Sevastopol Yalta Sochi Constantza GEORGIAGEORGIA Zadar D Zadar I Sibenik B L A C K S E A Batumi RA IT A I CSibenik T IS C E AS E A B L A C K S E A Batumi SplitSplit Korcula BULGARIABULGARIA Sinop Rize Dubrovnik/Korcula Burgas Sinop Rize Dubrovnik hhiaia Istanbul Istanbul Bari Bari Kavala ss Thessaloniki GREECE A E AG E E G A EN A NS E SA E A Igoumenitsa GREECE TURKEYTURKEY Igoumenitsa VolosVolos siinana Kefalonia Sami Piraeus Kusadasi Argostoli Patras Patras Antalya Bodrum AlanyaAlanya Kos Lattakia Kos Lattakia letta SYRIASYRIA HeraklionHeraklion CYPRUSCYPRUS Larnaca TAA Souda/Chania LemessosCyprusCyprus Ports Ports Port Said Alexandria EgyptianEgyptian Ports Ports Suez EGYPTEGYPT Sharm el Sheikh RR E E D D SS E E A A 3 04-08 Presidents welcome 21/02/2012 09:29 Page 4 Stavros Hatzakos PRESIDENT OF MEDCRUISE 2011-2014 ast year MedCruise celebrated 15 years of In response to this growth, and to allow it to its establishment, and it is a great honor for continue, it is my objective to keep increasing Lme to be the first president from the the level of professionalism of the Association, eastern Mediterranean region. in order to give a high level of service to our The Association has grown now to 69 port members and our partners. members and 30 associate members, representing Working in this direction, MedCruise has more than 100 ports in 20 countries all over the recently started a EU Life + in Sustainable Mediterranean and adjoining seas. The growth of Cruising, in collaboration with Costa Crociere. the Association has always been our main target. We are also working on a Port Finance Study to We need to be able to finance our promotional give our members tools for financing port activities but also our professional development development that will benefit the ports and and opportunities in order to give added value to therefore the cruise industry in general. And we the Association and our individual members. expect our new and innovative website to be Our Association proudly represents a wide variety of cruise released this spring, providing our members a new tool for destinations, culture and port management approaches. To promoting themselves but also a platform of communication preserve and enrich this diversity, I believe that we must with the cruise lines. continue our efforts into increasing MedCruise representation, During my term, the new board and I, with the especially in the regions that need to strengthen their presence collaboration and support of all our members, and working in the cruise industry, in order to put them at the same level as closely with the cruise lines and other international other stronger regions, so that all together can grow as a associations from the cruise sector, will ensure that MedCruise whole towards an even bigger and stronger Association of continues being a catalyst for our business, benefiting its cruise ports. members and the whole industry. Welcome Messages Yuriy Vaskov Bojan Babic SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT - ODESSA, UKRAINE VICE PRESIDENT - KOPER, SLOVENIA BLACK SEA BENCHMARKING he Black Sea is a region with a his is my second term in the Board good potential for high growth of directors. As Vice President of Trates in cruise tourism. As the TMedCruise I am responsible for the industry faces a demand for new Association’s task ‘Benchmarking’ the itineraries and ports of call the Black Sea same as in the previous Board. We started region has what to offer. My task is to Benchmarking three years ago and have help potential MedCruise ports of the already received some result. But we have region understand the benefits of joining a lot of work to do... the Association and those who are The Association collects various members of our big family find with the help of the important data from members and we should analyze this in Association right instruments of promoting themselves and order to share quantitative and qualitative measures that growing from the operational point of view. demonstrate the effective and efficient management of cruise One of the ways of cruise tourism development in the area is ports. close cooperation of MedCruise Black Sea ports including the Through Benchmarking, the Association will help all the initiation on the state-by-state basis of the alignment of port members to get a global view of cruise industry, not only in the tariffs for cruise ships in the Black Sea ports, evaluation of the Mediterranean area. Members need to share best practices, real potential for local source markets as well as increase in experiences and are interested to understand, if they are popularity of cruise tourism in the region. improving infrastructure, facilities and other services in the right way. It is a perfect tool to connect cruise ports with cruise lines in any specific field of cruise services between both parties. The future in cruise industry will be more and more focused on close relationship with cruise line and MedCruise
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