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    Vancouver Expects Strong Cruise Season

      The Canada Place cruise terminal in Vancouver is anticipating to welcome more than 300 ship calls and 1.2 million passenger visits this season, as the cruise sector stabilizes following several record years “We are thrilled to see Vancouver’s cruise sector continue to thrive—attracting visitors from across the globe for a once-in-a-lifetime Alaska experience while injecting more than $1 billion into our local economy,” said Captain Shri Madiwal, vice president of operations and supply chain at the Vancouver Fraser Port…

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    Port of Vancouver Expecting Record Season

      Port of Vancouver is expecting another strong record season. There are 329 cruise ship visits currently scheduled for the Canada Place cruise terminal at the Port of Vancouver between March 11 and October 29, 2024. This could mean a record 1.27 million passengers would travel through the Canada Place cruise terminal at the Port of Vancouver in 2024, about 2 per cent more than last year’s record. “Cruise is an important part of Vancouver’s vibrant tourism sector that supports…

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    Vancouver Sets Record Cruise Year

      The Port of Vancouver announced it welcomed an estimated 1.25 million passengers in 2023, a new record and a 54 per cent increase compared to 2022. This includes 15 of Canada Place’s 20 busiest days ever for cruise passengers, all occurring in the past six months. There were 332 cruise ship calls between April and October 2023, a new record for the Canada Place cruise terminal and an increase of 9 per cent compared to 307 visits in 2022.…

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    Commitment For a Cruise Green Corridor

      The Vancouver Fraser Port Authority has joined a number of other ports and cruise lines to explore the feasibility of the world’s first cruise-led “green corridor.” The collaborative effort is aimed at exploring a green corridor that could accelerate the deployment of zero greenhouse gas emission ships and operations between Alaska, British Columbia, and Washington. Nearly 300 ships leave Seattle for Alaska in a six-month cruise season; in total Alaska hosts more than 600 cruise sailings per year. The First Mover Commitment was…

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