MIAMI – PortMiami has established a new cruise report.
In the 2023 fiscal 12 months, which began Oct. 1, 2022, and ended Sept. 30, 2023, the port welcomed 7,299,294 travellers.
The so-identified as Cruise Capital of the Environment noticed in an maximize of 6.97 percent in cruise passenger totals in comparison to its prior document of 6,823,816 passengers in the 2019 fiscal calendar year.
“Congratulations to the full PortMiami workforce and its partners on its busiest cruise 12 months ever,” stated Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava in a statement. “PortMiami continues to generate our overall economy ahead, generating opportunities for people and businesses across our county. The Port is an field leader, which is upcoming all set and dedicated to impressive, efficient, and sustainable expansion.”
In the 2024 fiscal 12 months, a new lineup of ships commenced departing from PortMiami. They incorporate Carnival Cruise Line’s Costa Venezia, Crystal Cruises’ Serenity, MSC Cruises’ Explora I, and Norwegian Cruise Line’s Norwegian VIVA.
In January 2024, Royal Caribbean Group’s Icon of the Seas, the premier cruise ship in the entire world, will established sail from the port.
Because the pandemic, the port opened 3 new cruise terminals: Norwegian Cruise Line’s Cruise Terminal B, the Pearl of Miami Carnival Corporation’s Cruise Terminal F and Virgin Voyages’ Cruise Terminal V, the Palm Grove.
The new MSC Cruises‘ terminals AA/AAA are at this time below design and are scheduled to open up in 2024. Lately, Miami-Dade commissioners approved Royal Caribbean Group’s new Cruise Terminal G, which is envisioned to open up in late 2027.
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