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In the port of Bremerhaven the dock of the cruises will be restructured
Investment of 78,7 million euros
March 21, 2018
Yesterday the Senate of Bremen has approved of the rifacimento of the pier Columbuskaje cruises of the port of Bremerhaven that will be put into effect with an . According to the forecasts, the work will be started in 2021 and will last about three years.
Constructed between 1924 and 1926, currently the Columbuskaje dock, that it accommodates the terminal cruises Columbus Cruise Center Bremerhaven (CCCB), anticipates deficiencies of stability and, being placed therefore limits to the traffic, the dock does not satisfy more the requirements of the crocieristico field.
The rifacimento of the dock is decided also in consideration of the previewed increase of the traffic of the cruises to Bremeraven. If between 1990 and 2015, in fact, the German port recorded a annual traffic comprised between crocieristi 40 thousand and 65 thousand, from the 2016 volume of activity it has grown going up to 98.530 passengers with a total of 69 ports of call of cruise ships and is gone up ulteriorly in 2017 to about 166 thousand fleeting with 84 ports of call. In the 2018 112 ports of call of cruise ships for a traffic of about 235 thousand fleeting are previewed and in the 2019 passengers are attended 250 thousand. Moreover to Bremerhaven the crocieristica season is becoming longer, while previously May-september was limited to the period.
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Yesterday the Senate of Bremen has approved of the rifacimento of the pier Columbuskaje cruises of the port of Bremerhaven that will be put into effect with an . According to the forecasts, the work will be started in 2021 and will last about three years.
- Via Raffaele Paolucci 17r/19r - 16129 Genoa - ITALY
