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March 2012 Edition

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Cruise Norway – all time high

 
Cruise Norway is forecasting 2011 cruise calls and at least 2.4 million visitors in 2012. Measured by the number of visitors, the forecast reflects a 30 percent increase on 2011.

The season starts in February with six winter cruises from the UK, making a total of 40 calls at Norwegian ports in February and March.

This year, Bergen will have the most calls with 334; followed by Geiranger 199, Oslo, 176; Stavanger, 166; Flåm 150, North Cape, 111; and Ålesund and Tromso, 108.

The biggest increase is coming from Royal Caribbean which will be calling 123 times in 2012, compared with 34 times in 2011.

In 2011, 151,000 of the passengers were Germans, while 115,000 were from the UK, as the second single largest market; followed by 46,000 from the U.S. The average ship to the Fjords and North of Norway carried 1,326 passengers.

This summer, both Oslo and Trondheim will serve as turnaround ports: Royal Caribbean will sail from Oslo, sourcing some passengers in Norway, and Pullmantur will be sailing from Trondheim with Spanish passengers.

 

   
 

   
 

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