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A successful cruise season at the Port of Gdańsk welcomes 28,000 visitors

The 2024 cruise season at the Port of Gdańsk was a resounding success, with 60 cruise ships bringing over 28,000 tourists from 87 countries to the Pomeranian region. Among the highlights were technologically advanced vessels like the hybrid-electric Le Commandant Charcot, which combines sustainability with comfort, and the luxury expedition ship Hanseatic Spirit, renowned for its premium experiences.

Cruise ship Hanseatic Spirit moored at a port quay at dusk
fot. Port Gdańsk

In brief

The Port of Gdańsk handled 60 cruise ship calls in the 2024 season, bringing more than 28,000 tourists from 87 countries to the Pomeranian region. Highlights included the hybrid-electric expedition vessel Le Commandant Charcot and the luxury expedition ship Hanseatic Spirit. Cruise visitors explored the historic Old Town, the European Solidarity Centre and local museums, boosting the regional economy. Preparations for the 2025 cruise season are already under way, with projections pointing to another strong year for the Port of Gdańsk.

This surge in tourism significantly boosted the local economy, as visitors explored the region's rich cultural heritage, including the historic Old Town, the European Solidarity Centre, and world-class museums. The season also capitalized on Gdańsk’s diverse offerings, from its vibrant culinary scene to its status as a year-round destination, enhanced by events like the Christmas Market.

Preparations for the 2025 cruise season are already underway, with projections indicating another strong year. The Port of Gdańsk continues to solidify its position as a key player in the European cruise market, blending innovative port management with a commitment to sustainable tourism.

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Source: Port Gdańsk / Gazeta Morska · Compiled by: Kamil Kusier

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