SETTING NEW RECORDS AT LA GOULETTE CRUISE PORT A REMARKABLE 2024
2024 has been a record-breaking year at La Goulette Cruise Port , as we continue to bring Tunisia’s remarkable heritage and vibrant culture to travelers worldwide. By the end of October, La Goulette had welcomed over 200,000 passengers across 66 cruise calls—a significant achievement that’s set to grow. As we look ahead to the year’s close, we anticipate a total of 230,000 passengers and 81 calls, marking a historic milestone for our port.
Beyond the numbers, the real magic lies in the experiences awaiting our guests. Passengers are invited to step into Tunisia’s rich past at iconic destinations. Many explore La Medina, where ancient alleyways and lively souks offer an authentic taste of local life. Others journey to the ancient city of Carthage, where they can marvel at the grand ruins that tell the story of Tunisia’s powerful history. And then there’s Sidi Bou Said, the picturesque village with its blue and white buildings and stunning Mediterranean views, which never fails to captivate visitors.
Our team at La Goulette Cruise Port has worked tirelessly to ensure each visit reflects Tunisia’s renowned hospitality and rich culture. We’re thrilled to close 2024 on such a high note, and we look forward to welcoming even more visitors in 2025, inviting them to discover the timeless beauty of Tunisia.
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Regional Manager for Rouen-Le Havre Channel &Atlantic Ports-P&I Club correspondent -Budd Group
1 个月Félicitations?!
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1 个月There's still a huge work to do at La Goulette cruise port which was supposed to be done since GPH/MSC consortium was awarded as concessionaire. 224000 pax for 2024 season is good since the resumption of cruise traffic post pandemic but I am sorry it's not a record-breaking year ! I remind you that the La Goulette port welcomed in 2009 almost 1 million passengers and that's is a record-breaking year. The La Goulette cruise port is suffering from a lack of maintenance of its facilities and installations, the terminal in front of pier #C2 is out of order since years.