A 12-deck Crystal Cruises ship that can accommodate 606 guests, became the first to dock at Abu Dhabi Cruise Terminal in Zayed Port, marking the official start of what promises to be a busy season for AD Ports Group in 2023-2024.
As many as 126 cruise ships will make a call in Abu Dhabi, promising significant growth for Abu Dhabi Cruise Terminal. Nine maiden voyages, signalling ships making their inaugural visit to Abu Dhabi, are on the cards.
Noura Rashed Al Dhaheri, Chief Executive Officer of Cruise Business, AD Ports Group, commented: “We are excited to announce the official start of the cruise season here in Abu Dhabi with the arrival of Crystal Symphony.
“Last season, Zayed Port emerged as the busiest cruise port in the region; a testament to Abu Dhabi’s position as a premier tourist destination, and the exceptional infrastructure that effortlessly accommodates the region’s largest vessels. We remain dedicated to partnering with cruise lines to elevate Abu Dhabi’s global cruise destination standing.”
Launched in December 2015, Abu Dhabi Cruise Terminal is expecting to receive over 7,000 visitors during Formula 1 Abu Dhabi, providing them with world-class hospitality.
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