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In the summery season the regular marine lines with the Corsica have transported 3.489.487 passengers (- 5.7%)
the routes with continental France have recorded a decrease of 2% and those with Italy a contraction of 13%
November 18, 2011
In the period 1° January - 10 November of this year the regular marine lines with the Corsica have transported altogether 4.244.707 passengers, with a bending of 5% regarding the correspondent period of 2010.
In the single summery season 2011 (period May-september) - the Observatoire Régional DES Transports has announced de Race (ORTC) - the traffic has been of 3.489.487 passengers, with a decrease of 5.7% on the period May-september last year. In particular, the routes with continental France have recorded a decrease of 2% to 2.347.221 passengers, while those with Italy have totaled a contraction of 13% to 1.142.266 passengers.
In the period May-september of this year the traffic enlivened from the single companies of navigation has been of 2.096.301 passengers for Corsica Ferries (- 4.1%), 781,013 passengers for SNCM (+16.4%), 406,723 passengers for Moby Lines (- 37.3%), 132,474 passengers for Méridionale (+15.6%) and 72,976 passengers for Saremar (+3.4%). The market share of Corsica Ferries has grown from 59,1% in 2010 to 60,1% in 2011, that of SNCM is gone up by 18,1% to 22,4%, while that of Moby Lines has been reduced from 17,5% to 11,7%.
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In the period 1° January - 10 November of this year the regular marine lines with the Corsica have transported altogether 4.244.707 passengers, with a bending of 5% regarding the correspondent period of 2010.
- Via Raffaele Paolucci 17r/19r - 16129 Genoa - ITALY
