"The worldwide terminals keep running by Port of Barcelona Cruises are particularly practical and have been intended to suit the necessities of the business sector as far as the size and limit of boats. In this way we are all around prepared to handle substantial scale setting out and landing operations with the most abnormal amounts of wellbeing, security and proficiency," he included.
This year, the busiest day in traveler terms will be 18 May, with the entry of 31,534 sightseers at the Port. The busiest weekend for traveler landings will be from 12 and 14 September, with more than 57,700 visitors touching base in Barcelona.
A year ago, the Port of Barcelona got a sum of 2.6 million travelers, an expansion of 8% year on year and equivalent to the record high of 2011. Almost 60% of travelers were in turnaround, at the end of the day they started and/or finished their trip in the city. Travelers in this mode contribute the most to the nearby economy, since they spend more in the city, fundamentally in inns, eateries, shops and transport.
The Allure of the Seas is planned to touch base in Barcelona in May 2015, and will work there until mid-October.