Ports, destinations, operators, agencies and service companies will gather on September 16 and 17 at the Port of Las Palmas, with representation spanning Europe, the Caribbean, Asia and the Americas. Las Palmas de Gran Canaria will be one of the international cruise industry’s main meeting points in September. The event’s official exhibitor list includes 220 exhibitors, ranging from port authorities and tourist destinations to ground operators, shipping agencies, technology companies and businesses specializing in passenger services.
ABP Cruise
ABP presents itself as the United Kingdom’s largest port group, with activity linked to trade and green infrastructure. Southampton is one of its main assets. Stand 1B50.
AdSP Mar Ligure Orientale
The listing identifies the Italian port authority, although it does not include a corporate description. Stand 1E20.
AdSP Mar Tirreno Centrale
The port authority is listed among the Italian participants in the event. Stand 1E20.
AdSP Mar Tirreno Centro Settentrionale
The listing records its participation as part of the Italian port representation. Stand 1E20.
AdSP Mare Adriatico Centro Settentrionale
The port authority appears in the Italian exhibitor area. Stand 1E20.
AdSP Mare Adriatico Orientale
It is taking part as the port authority for the eastern Adriatic. Stand 1E20.
AdSP Mare di Sicilia Occidentale
The Sicilian entity is listed among the participating port authorities. Stand 1E20.
AdSP Mari Tirreno Meridonale e Ionio
The organization appears in the listing as an Italian port representative. Stand 1E20.
Akorn Destination Management
Akorn Cruise, the cruise division of a luxury DMC network, specializes in creating shore experiences for passengers. Stand 1A65.
Amalfi Cruise Terminal (Salerno Cruises)
The listing includes the Italian terminal among the event’s participants. Stand 1E40.
Andalusia Cruises
The offering brings together the ports of Almería, Algeciras Bay, Cádiz Bay, Ceuta, Huelva, Málaga, Melilla, Motril and Seville. Stand 1A10.
Aruba Port Authority NV
Aruba is taking part as a Caribbean port destination. Stand 1B20.
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria City Council
The local administration is one of the institutional representatives of the host city. Stand 1C10.
Baltic Gateway
The platform represents the Baltic cruise offering. Stand 1C60.
Bamboo Beach Club
The tourism business is among the participants in the Caribbean section. Stand 1B20.
Barbados Port Inc.
Barbados is participating through its port authority. Stand 1B20.
Barbados Tourism Marketing Inc.
Barbados’ tourism representatives share a presence with the port and other destination stakeholders. Stand 1B20.
Barcelona
The city appears in the exhibitor program as part of the Spanish delegation. Stand 1E40.
Ports of Toulon Bay and La Seyne
The French destination has two cruise terminals and a protected bay. Its offering is designed to cover different market segments in the Mediterranean. Stand 1E31.
British Columbia Cruise Services
BC Cruise Services has more than 35 years of maritime and tourism experience and provides ground services to major cruise lines in Spain and Portugal. Stand 1A40.
BDP
Best Destination Partner is a DMC specializing in ground services, excursions and port experiences in Denmark, with nearly 30 years of experience. Stand 1C60.
BLB Cruises and Shorex
The exhibitor is part of the section dedicated to cruise operators and services. Stand 1D50.
Blue Water Shipping
Blue Water Shipping provides port agency solutions for cruise lines and shipowners in Denmark, the Nordic countries and other international destinations. Stand 1C60.
Brest Tourism Office
Brest is participating as a French tourist destination. Stand 1D50.
BusTravel Iceland
The company offers bus tours around Iceland with specialized guides and an itinerary designed to discover areas away from the usual tourist routes. Stand 1C50.
Gran Canaria Island Council
The island institution is taking part in the Gran Canaria delegation. Stand 1C10.
Caen-Ouistreham Normandy Cruise
The French port is participating as part of Normandy’s destination offering. Stand 1D50.
Capital Cruises – Forth Ports
The entity represents the Forth ports in Scotland. Stand 1B60.
Capital Cruises London
London is participating as a destination in the British cruise market. Stand 1B65.
Caribbean Village
Caribbean Village operates as a joint promotional platform for the Caribbean, connecting destinations, suppliers and industry companies. Stand 1B20.
Central Adriatic Port Authority
The Italian entity is among the participating port authorities. Stand 1E20.
Cherbourg Cruise
Cherbourg is a deep-water port with year-round access and an art deco-style terminal. Its position makes it a gateway to Normandy. Stand 1D50.
City Sightseeing Worldwide
City Sightseeing Worldwide offers open-top bus tours, boat trips and guided visits in destinations around the world. Stand 1F74.
Communications and Destinations Ltd.
The company is listed as an event participant. Stand 1B60.
Ports of Corsica
The Corsican port authority is taking part in the Mediterranean section. Stand 1E31.
Cox and Company Ltd. (Saint Lucia)
The company appears in the Caribbean delegation. Stand 1B20.
Croatian Cruise Ports
Croatia is participating with its cruise-port offering. Stand 1F20.
Cruise Saudi Arabia
The destination is among the international participants. Stand 1E10.
Cruise Atlantic Islands
Cruise Atlantic Islands brings together the Canary Islands, Madeira, the Azores and Cape Verde to promote Macaronesia as a joint cruise destination. Stand 1D20.
Cruise Baltic
Cruise Baltic is a B2B network bringing together 31 ports and destinations in the Baltic Sea region. Stand 1C60.
Cruise Bordeaux – Excellence B
The French destination is part of the Bordeaux delegation. Stand 1D50.
Cruise Bordeaux–Port of Bordeaux
Bordeaux is participating as a French cruise destination. Stand 1D50.
Cruise Britain
The British association of ports and service providers works to strengthen the United Kingdom’s position as a global cruise destination and represents its members’ interests. Stands 1B50 and 1B65.
Cruise Denmark
Denmark is among the European markets represented. Stand 1C60.
Cruise Europe
Cruise Europe describes itself as the largest network of cruise ports in northern and Atlantic Europe, with destinations ranging from the Arctic Circle to the Atlantic coast. Stands 1D50 and 1D60.
Cruise Guernsey
Guernsey is participating as part of the British and English Channel offering. Stand 1B65.
Cruise Iceland
Cruise Iceland was founded in 2004 to bring together stakeholders involved in receiving cruise ships and promoting Iceland. The organization currently has 30 member companies. Stand 1C50.
Cruise Lines International Association
CLIA brings together ocean, river and specialty cruise companies, as well as ports, destinations, shipyards and other maritime suppliers. Stand 2A20.
Cruise Marseille Provence
Marseille-Provence is participating as a Mediterranean destination. Stand 1E31.
Cruise Norway
Cruise Norway is a marketing company owned by Norwegian ports, destination companies, attractions and cruise service providers. It was founded in 1992. Stands 1C70 and 1C72.
Cruise Portugal
The Portuguese Ports Association, APP, was established in 1991 as a nonprofit organization and serves as a forum for exchanging information on port issues. Stand 1F30.
Cruise Scotland
Scotland is participating with its cruise-destination offering. Stand 1B60.
Cruise Wales
Wales is among the British destinations attending. Stand 1B50.
CruiseForth Ltd.
The company is participating as part of the Scottish delegation. Stand 1B60.
CruiseItaly: One Country, Many Destinations
CruiseItaly is part of ASSOPORTI and works directly with Italy’s cruise traffic. Stand 1E20.
Cyprus
The destination presents itself as a meeting point between East and West, with Mediterranean ports, coastal cities and UNESCO-recognized sites. Stand 1D40.
Dart Harbour
The British port is participating as part of the United Kingdom’s offering. Stand 1B65.
Denholm Port Services
The company is among the British suppliers attending. Stand 1B50.
Destination Bornholm
Bornholm appears as a destination in the Danish and Baltic markets. Stand 1C60.
DMC Nordic
DMC-Nordic operates as a full-service destination management agency, with offices in Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Greenland, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. Stand 1D50.
Dominican Port Authority
Its activities include managing seaports and promoting international trade in the Dominican Republic. Stand 1E65.
Établissement Portuaire de Saint Martin
Saint Martin is participating as part of the Caribbean delegation. Stand 1B20.
European Cruise Service
The entity is part of the European cruise services section. Stand 1D60.
European Cruise Service UK Ltd.
The company is listed as a British industry supplier. Stand 1B60.
Falmouth Balaena
Falmouth is participating as a British port destination. Stand 1B65.
Faxa Ports / Reykjavik Ports
The Icelandic delegation brings together both ports. Stand 1C50.
Figueira da Foz – Portugal
The Portuguese port is listed in the Destination Discovery Zone. Stand DD2.
Fjarðabyggðarhafnir
The Icelandic port entity is participating in the Nordic destinations section. Stand 1C50.
Fowey Harbour
Fowey is a deep-water port on the south coast of Cornwall, accessible in varying weather and tidal conditions. It can receive vessels up to 240 meters long. Stand 1B65.
Fraserburgh Harbour
The Scottish port is part of the British ports section. Stand 1B60.
Fukui and Kumamoto
Japan’s Kumamoto prefecture is located in central Kyushu and is close to the main markets of East and Southeast Asia. Stand 1A55.
Galataport Istanbul
The Turkish port is participating as an event sponsor. Stand 1A35.
Gára Port Agency
Gára is an agency specializing in cruises and ships in Iceland, offering port agency services, call management, crew services, logistics and maritime services. Stand 1C50.
Gibraltar Tourist Board – Visit Gibraltar
Gibraltar is participating as a tourist destination. Stand 1E40.
Global Cruises
Global Cruises has worked in shore excursions for cruise passengers since 2008. It operates in 10 regions and works with 14 major cruise companies. Stand 1E30.
Global Ports Holding
Global Ports Holding presents itself as the world’s largest cruise-port operator, with a presence in the Caribbean, the Mediterranean and Asia-Pacific. Stand 1D10.
Government of the Canary Islands
The regional executive is participating as an institutional representative of the Canary Islands. Stand 1C10.
GSTS Inc.
The company is among the international exhibitors. Stand 1E40.
Guadeloupe Islands Tourism Office
Guadeloupe is participating in the Caribbean section. Stand 1B20.
Gulliver Destination Management Company
The company is listed as a destination management provider. Stand 1E40.
Heraklion Port Authority, South Africa
The entity is included in the international listing. Stand 1E40.
Hong Kong Tourism Board
Hong Kong presents itself as a cruise hub and port with potential in the regional market. Its appeal is based on a combination of Eastern and Western cultural features. Stand DDZ1.
Iceland Travel
Iceland Travel is presented as a leading provider of cruise services in Iceland. The company was founded in 1936 and highlights its knowledge of the country’s landscape and culture. Stand 1C50.
Intercruises Shore and Port Services
Intercruises provides call management, excursions, port operations and hotel programs for ocean and river cruises in more than 50 countries. Stand 1C20.
Isle of Man
The destination lies in the Irish Sea and combines natural and cultural heritage. The island has been designated a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Stand 1B65.
ITM Group
ITM Group is a Mexican company involved in real estate development, hospitality and cruise ports, with more than 50 years of experience in the Mexican Caribbean and other markets. Stand 1B40.
Jamaica Vacations Limited (JAMVAC)
Jamaica is participating through its tourism and vacation promotion agency. Stand 1B20.
Japan I
Tokyo is working with ports on Japan’s Pacific coast, including Shizuoka, Wakayama, Kochi and Kagoshima. Stand 1A50.
Japan II
Fukui is located on the Sea of Japan coast and uses Tsuruga Port as the gateway to the region. Stand 1A55.
Japan III
Kanazawa and Kyoto Maizuru appear as cruise destinations on Japan’s western coast. Kanazawa is known for its craft and cultural heritage. Stand 1A60.
Kagoshima
The Japanese port is participating as part of the Japan delegation. Stand 1A50.
Kochi
Kochi Port, on Japan’s Pacific coast, has experience in cruise-terminal operations and serves as both a first and last port of call. Stand 1A50.
La Romana Port
The Dominican terminal is among the Caribbean destinations. Stand 1E60.
Lannaman and Morris (Shipping) Ltd.
The company is among the Caribbean participants. Stand 1B20.
Las Palmas
The host city is participating as a destination and local representative. Stand 1C10.
Le Havre Cruises
Le Havre is preparing to expand its cruise infrastructure with three new terminals, two of which are scheduled to open in 2026. Stand 1D50.
Lerwick Port Authority
Lerwick is participating as a port in the Shetland Islands. Stand 1B60.
Liverpool Cruise Terminal
Liverpool is listed as a British cruise destination. Stand 1B65.
Maghreb Coast
The Maghreb delegation is participating in the Destination Discovery Zone. Stand DDZ5.
Malta and Algeria Cruise Services
Malta Cruise & Yacht Services and Algeria Cruise Services jointly provide services for cruise lines, yacht operators and other maritime stakeholders in the Mediterranean. Stand DDZ3.
Marmaris Cruise Port
The Turkish port combines port facilities with specialized cruise services and is located on the country’s Mediterranean coast. Stand 1A30.
Martinique Tourism Authority
Martinique is listed as a Caribbean tourist destination. Stand 1B20.
MedCruise
MedCruise represents cruise ports in the Mediterranean and its adjoining seas. The association was founded in 1996. Stands 1E31 and 1E40.
Mercy Ships
Mercy Ships uses hospital ships to provide free surgery and support healthcare systems in sub-Saharan Africa. Stand DDZ4.
Messagenius, onboard and port messaging and calls
The company is participating with a technology offering related to communications during the cruise experience. Stand 1A45.
Noatum Maritime Cruise Services
Noatum presents its services as an extension of cruise companies in port and throughout the maritime and cruise transport chain. Stand 1F12.
Nordic Gateway AS
The company is participating in the Nordic market section. Stand 1C72.
Nordic Ports Group
The consultancy supports ports and destinations seeking to establish, develop and grow their cruise businesses. Stand 1D70.
North Adriatic Port Authority – Ports of Venice and Chioggia
The Italian ports of Venice and Chioggia are among the participants. Stand 1E20.
North Atlantic Agency
The B2B network brings together cruise ports and destinations in the North Atlantic and the Arctic. It began operating in 2014. Stand 1D50.
Northern Tyrrhenian Sea Port Network Authority
The Italian authority is among the Mediterranean port representatives. Stand 1E20.
Norway Travel
The company is part of the Norwegian tourism delegation. Stand 1C72.
Olis
The exhibitor is listed in the Nordic destinations and services section. Stand 1C50.
Orkney Harbours
The Orkney Islands are participating as a British port destination. Stand 1B60.
Port Authority of Jamaica
Jamaica is represented by its port authority. Stand 1B20.
Las Palmas Port Authority
The authority of the host port is among the institutional participants. Stand 1C10.
Port Authority of the Strait of Messina
The Italian entity is participating as a Mediterranean port authority. Stand 1E20.
Sardinian Sea Port Network Authority
Sardinia is participating as part of the Italian port delegation. Stand 1E20.
Port of A Coruña
The northern Spanish Atlantic port, near Santiago de Compostela, handled 184 calls and 465,000 cruise passengers in 2025. Stand 1A10.
Port of Aarhus
Aarhus is listed as a Danish cruise port. Stand 1C60.
Port of Aberdeen
Aberdeen is participating as a Scottish port. Stand 1B65.
Port of Akureyri
Akureyri is listed as an Icelandic port. Stand 1C50.
Port of Alicante
Alicante presents itself as an accessible Mediterranean port with tourist appeal and the potential to operate as a home port. Stand 1A10.
Port of Almería
Almería is part of the Andalusian ports delegation. Stand 1A10.
Port of Avilés
The Asturian port is among the Spanish destinations. Stand 1A10.
Port of Algeciras Bay
The bay is participating as part of the Andalusian port offering. Stand 1A10.
Port of Cádiz Bay
Cádiz has doubled in size since 1996 and receives around 350 cruise calls a year. The listing describes it as Andalusia’s leading cruise port. Stand 1A10.
Port of Bergen
Bergen is listed as a Norwegian cruise port. Stand 1C72.
Port of Bilbao
Bilbao is participating as part of the Spanish delegation. Stand 1A10.
Port of Bodø
Bodø is part of the Norwegian port network. Stand 1C72.
Port of Cartagena
Cartagena has a cruise terminal with a 700-meter berth, a depth of 12 meters and an area of 4,500 square meters. Stand 1A10.
Port of Castellón
Castellón is among the participating Spanish ports. Stand 1A10.
Port of Ceuta
Ceuta is participating as part of the Spanish port delegation. Stand 1A10.
Port of Cromarty Firth
The Scottish port is participating in the event. Stand 1B60.
Port of Eidfjord
Eidfjord appears as a Norwegian port. Stand 1C72.
Port of Ferrol
Ferrol is among the Spanish cruise ports attending. Stand 1A10.
Port of Flåm
Flåm is participating as a Norwegian destination. Stand 1C72.
Port of Gijón
Gijón appears in the Spanish ports delegation. Stand 1A10.
Port of Grundarfjordur
Grundarfjordur is listed as an Icelandic port. Stand 1C50.
Port of Gøtuvík
The small Faroe Islands port is under development and receives a limited number of calls each year. Passengers disembark using Zodiac boats. Stand 1D50.
Port of Hammerfest
Hammerfest is participating as a Norwegian port. Stand 1C72.
Port of Helsinki
Helsinki is among the Baltic ports. Stand 1C60.
Port of Huelva
Huelva is participating as part of the Andalusian ports group. Stand 1A10.
Port of Inverness
Inverness is among the Scottish ports. Stand 1B60.
Port of Isafjordur
Isafjordur is participating as an Icelandic destination. Stand 1C50.
Port of Kalundborg
Kalundborg appears as a Danish port. Stand 1C60.
Port of Klaksvík
Klaksvík is participating as part of the Faroe Islands offering. Stand 1D50.
Port of Koper
The Slovenian port is among the Mediterranean and Adriatic destinations. Stand 1F42.
Port of Kristiansund
Kristiansund appears as a Norwegian port. Stand 1C72.
Port of Málaga
Málaga is among the main Andalusian ports represented. Stand 1A10.
Port of Melilla
Melilla is participating as part of the Spanish offering. Stand 1A10.
Port of Motril
Motril appears as an Andalusian port destination. Stand 1A10.
Port of Narvik
Narvik is participating in the Norwegian ports section. Stand 1C72.
Port of Nordfjordeid
Nordfjordeid is listed as a Norwegian cruise destination. Stand 1C72.
North Cape Port
The Norwegian destination is participating in the event. Stand 1C72.
Port of Oslo
Oslo is one of the main Norwegian ports attending. Stand 1C72.
Port of Rønne
Rønne is Bornholm’s main maritime gateway and receives cruise passengers from around the world. The port combines modern commercial infrastructure with access to the island destination. Stand 1C60.
Port of Runavík
Runavík appears as a Faroe Islands port. Stand 1D50.
Port of Santander
Santander is among the participating Spanish ports. Stand 1A10.
Port of Seville
Seville is participating as a Spanish port destination. Stand 1A10.
Port of Skagen
Skagen is among the Danish ports. Stand 1C60.
Port of Skjolden
Skjolden is part of Norway’s cruise offering. Stand 1C72.
Port of Taranto
Taranto appears as an Italian port. Stand 1E20.
Port of Tarragona
Tarragona presents itself as a growing cruise destination in the western Mediterranean, located one hour south of Barcelona. Stand 1A10.
Port of Tórshavn
Tórshavn is participating as a Faroe Islands port. Stand 1D50.
Port of Valencia
Valencia is one of the main Spanish ports represented. Stand 1A10.
Port of Vestmanna
The Faroese port is among the Nordic destinations. Stand 1D50.
Port of Vigo
Vigo presents itself as a leading Atlantic port in northwestern Spain, with berths near the city center and 1,000 square meters dedicated to cruises. Stand 1A10.
Port of Vilagarcía
Vilagarcía is among Galicia’s cruise ports. Stand 1A10.
Port of Vágur
Vágur is participating as a Faroe Islands destination. Stand 1D50.
Eastern Sicily Sea Port System Authority
The Italian authority is participating in the Mediterranean port section. Stand 1E20.
PORTARGENTARIO
The Italian destination is part of the Mediterranean ports and destinations delegation. Stand 1E40.
Portland Port, UK
Portland is located beside the Jurassic Coast, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and provides access to destinations in southern England. Stand 1B65.
Ports of the Balearic Islands
The Balearic Islands are represented as part of Spain’s island port system. Stand 1A10.
Ports of Catalonia
Ports de la Generalitat is a public company established in 1998 and linked to the Department of Territory of the Generalitat of Catalonia. It manages ports under regional jurisdiction. Stand 1F44.
Ports of Mulating
The port appears as part of the Icelandic destinations delegation. Stand 1C50.
Ports of Skagafjördur
Skagafjördur is participating as an Icelandic port. Stand 1C50.
Ports of Spain
Puertos del Estado coordinates Spain’s port system, made up of 46 ports of general interest distributed along the Atlantic and Mediterranean coasts. Stand 1A10.
Ports of Stockholm
Stockholm is participating as a Baltic port. Stand 1C60.
Portsmouth International Port
Portsmouth presents itself as a gateway to the city and its surroundings and as a departure point for cruise passengers. Stand 1B50.
Puerto Rico Tourism Company
Puerto Rico is participating as a Caribbean destination and is listed as a sponsor. Stand 1E50.
Puertos del Estado
The organization also appears as an independent exhibitor within the Spanish delegation. Stand 1A10.
Stavanger Region
Stavanger is listed as a Norwegian destination. Stand 1C72.
Rennies Ships Agency South Africa
The company is participating as a South African maritime services provider. Stand 1A70.
Dominican Republic
The country has cruise destinations in Santo Domingo, La Romana, Puerto Plata, Samaná and Pedernales. In 2025, it recorded new developments in its offering. Stand 1E60.
Riga Port Authority
Riga is listed as a Baltic port. Stand 1C60.
ROSTOCK PORT GmbH
At Warnemünde, the company can handle three cruise ships simultaneously through two modern terminals and three berths. The Warnemünde Cruise Center opened in 2005. Stand 1C60.
Samaná Bay Port
Samaná is participating as a cruise destination in the Dominican Republic. Stand 1E60.
Sans Souci Ports
The entity is part of the Dominican delegation. Stand 1E60.
SAS
The company is listed among the Nordic participants. Stand 1C60.
SCH Cruise and Passenger Services
SCH & CPS has more than 30 years of maritime experience and operates cruise services at five major ports in the United Kingdom. Stand 1B65.
Scrabster Harbour Trust
Scrabster is participating as a Scottish port. Stand 1B60.
SDK Group
The group is among the suppliers linked to the cruise industry. Stand 1C60.
Sea Invest Shipping Agency
The company is participating as a shipping agency. Stand 1D50.
Shanghai Waigaoqiao Shipbuilding Co., Ltd.
Shanghai Waigaoqiao Shipbuilding was founded in 1999 and is a subsidiary of China CSSC Holding, controlled by China State Shipbuilding Corporation. Stand 1B45.
Shetland Islands Council
The Shetland authorities are participating as institutional representatives of the destination. Stand 1B60.
Shizuoka
The Japanese prefecture is participating in the Pacific destinations section. Stand 1A50.
Skeljungur
The company is among the participants in the Icelandic market. Stand 1C50.
SMS International Shore Operations
SMS International Shore Operations offers port agency services, call management, excursions and logistics services for passengers. SMS Shipping was founded in 1950. Stand 1B50.
Southern Adriatic Port Authority
The Italian entity is among the Mediterranean port organizations. Stand 1E20.
Spiritual Tours Worldwide
The company is participating with an offering focused on specialized tourism. Stand 1B60.
Port of Stornoway
Stornoway is among the British cruise ports. Stand 1B60.
Port of Stranda
Stranda is participating as a Norwegian destination. Stand 1C72.
The World’s Leading Ground Handlers
The entity brings together operators involved in cruise ground services. Stand 1C40.
Tivoli
Tivoli is participating as part of the Danish offering. Stand 1C60.
Tokyo
The Port of Tokyo serves as the maritime gateway to Japan’s capital and provides access to its cultural, culinary and entertainment offerings. It operates two terminals. Stand 1A50.
TURA
The exhibitor is participating in the international tourism offering. Stand 1E40.
Ullapool Harbour Trust
Ullapool is participating as a Scottish port. Stand 1B60.
Uruguay
The country presents itself as a South American destination of nature, heritage and cultural identity. Stand 1F50.
Vestmannaey Port
Vestmannaey is participating as an Icelandic port. Stand 1C50.
Visit Haugesund
Haugesund is listed as a Norwegian tourist destination. Stand 1C72.
Volos Port Authority, South Africa
The entity appears among the international participants. Stand 1E40.
Vox Group
Vox Group develops solutions for tours and multilingual groups. Its tourist-guide systems seek to improve audio quality and allow a single guide to serve large groups. Stand 1D72.
Vágar Seaports
Vágar is participating as port infrastructure in the Faroe Islands. Stand 1D50.
W2M-DBX
The company is participating as part of the Dominican delegation. Stand 1E60.
Wakayama
The Japanese destination is participating in the Pacific ports section. Stand 1A50.
Westcoast Excursions
The company is listed as a provider of excursions and passenger experiences. Stand 1C50.
Western Ligurian Sea Port System Authority – Ports of Genoa and Savona
The Italian ports of Genoa and Savona are participating as part of the Mediterranean delegation. Stand 1E20.
Whisper
Whisper is a technology company specializing in professional communications for tourism, travel and visitor experiences. It develops tour-guide systems and digital solutions. Stand 1F56.
Wilhelmsen Port Services Greece
The company is among the maritime suppliers attending the event. Stand 1E40.
The composition of the list reflects a cruise market increasingly dependent on a broad network of infrastructure, destinations and specialized services. Ports compete to attract calls and turn them into tourism activity; ground companies seek to control a larger share of the passenger experience; and promotional organizations work through regional networks capable of selling several destinations as a single product.
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