Cruise Destinations News
GPH strengthens its presence in Northern Europe
Global Ports Holding (GPH), the world’s leading cruise port operator, showcased the strength and growth of its Northern European network at Seatrade Cruise Global. The spotlight was on Liverpool, Greenock, and Bremerhaven, which represent an integrated approach based on innovation, sustainability, and regional development. During the press conference, GPH highlighted its ongoing investments aimed at enhancing […] Read more
GPH and Acapulco: A New Cruise Hub
Global Ports Holding, the world’s largest cruise port operator, has signed a 24-year concession agreement for the management and development of the Acapulco cruise port in Mexico. The agreement follows its selection as the preferred bidder by the national port authority ASIPONA and represents a strategic step in the group’s expansion across the Americas cruise market. […] Read more
The Asian Destinations That Exceed Every Expectation
During the annual Seatrade Cruise Global luncheon, leading cruise lines from around the world had the opportunity to explore new prospects for developing exclusive programs, leveraging state-of-the-art infrastructure and a wide range of experiences offered by Asia’s most iconic destinations: Hong Kong, Korea, the Philippines, Shanghai, and Xiamen. Within this framework, the destinations jointly presented […] Read more
The next decade of global cruise port operations
The global cruise industry has become an increasingly interconnected system where ports, cruise lines, and destinations must operate in close coordination. As ships grow in size, technology, and sustainability requirements, ports are expected to deliver not only infrastructure, but also operational reliability and long-term partnership. Global Ports Holding, the world’s largest cruise port operator, has […] Read more
Vágar Seaports: Where Tourism Generates Local Value
In the North Atlantic, on the island of Vágar, an integral part of the Faroe Islands, cruise tourism takes on a dimension that goes beyond simple port management. It is not merely about berths, quays and operational services, but about a strategic approach that integrates economic development, environmental protection and cultural enhancement, with the objective […] Read more
Marmaris Port: Sustainability as an Operational Standard
Marmaris is a destination where natural beauty, cultural heritage, and responsible tourism intersect. With 24-hour connectivity through Dalaman Airport and Marmaris Cruise Port, the town remains active year-round while maintaining a strong commitment to sustainability and quality-driven tourism. Approached by sea or land, Marmaris offers an immediate sense of balance: pine-covered mountains, agricultural landscapes, and […] Read more
Albania: Sustainable tourism and cruise sector initiatives
Albania has been increasingly investing in sustainable maritime tourism as cruise tourism continues to grow rapidly, particularly in ports such as Saranda and Durrës. Within the framework of national tourism development policies, the Albanian government plans to transform the Port of Durrës into a modern hub dedicated to cruise ships and yachts. A strategic development […] Read more
Egypt: Model of sustainability between Med & Red Sea
Egitto with its millennia-old history and extraordinary culture, stands as one of the most captivating destinations in the Mediterranean and the Middle East. From the Pyramids of Giza and the majestic Valley of the Kings along the Nile to modern cities such as Cairo and Alexandria, the country is a vibrant blend of tradition, innovation, […] Read more
Between ocean and mountains: the green heart of Wales
Wales is a destination where sustainability is not a trend, but a value deeply rooted in the land and in its culture. Here, eco-travel comes naturally: unspoiled landscapes, dynamic local communities, and strong institutional commitment make the country a natural choice for those who wish to travel responsibly. One fifth of Welsh territory is protected […] Read more
Port of Seville: The New 2026 Cruise Season
The new 2026 cruise season kicks off at the Port of Seville with a new chapter under the management of Global Ports Holding (GPH) and Ocean Platform Marinas (OPM), in collaboration with the Port Authority of Seville. This marks the beginning of a 20-year partnership between GPH and OPM, which will oversee cruise and megayacht […] Read more