After modernizing its cruise terminals, it
received the title of “Port of the Year” by Seatrade Insider, one of the
world's foremost cruise industry trade publications.
The award went toBroward County ’s Port Everglades. Port
Everglades was shortlisted in mid-August along with Kirkwall in Orkney,
Scotland, and the Port of Toulon in France by a panel of judges comprised of
executives with experience in relevant areas, members of Seatrade Insider's
global editorial team, cruise consultants, analysts and association experts
from around the world. The announcement came today during the Seatrade Europe
cruise industry trade show in Hamburg ,
Germany .
“This is an incredible honor forBroward County and Port Everglades because the
Seatrade Insider Cruise Awards are judged by an independent panel of
experienced cruise industry specialists,” said Broward County Mayor Kristin
Jacobs.
Port Everglades also received the prestigious award in 2010, after theSouth Florida
seaport completed the world’s largest single-ship cruise terminal, which is
designed to allow embarking guests to begin the check-in process while
debarking guests are processed in a separate location within the same facility.
This year, Port Everglades was nominated for completely renovating, expanding and updating four existing cruise terminals that are used primarily by cruise lines owned and operated by Carnival Corporation. Cruise Terminals 2, 19, 21 and 26 were part of a $54 million makeover that transformed older facilities into modern, world-class, guest-friendly cruise terminals capable of processing debarking and embarking cruise passengers simultaneously.
PortEverglades
is one of the three busiest cruise ports in the world. Eight cruise lines, one
ferry and more than 40 cruise ships sail from the South Florida seaport
including: Balearia’s Bahamas Express, Carnival Cruise Lines, Celebrity
Cruises, Cunard Line, Holland America Line, Princess Cruises, Royal Caribbean
International, Silversea Cruises and Seabourn. The Port's wide-ranging fleet of
cruise ships provides guests with an array of cruise vacation choices from the
sunny Greater Fort Lauderdale area. Port Everglades
is where the best cruise ships launch and the greatest getaways begin. View
details on the latest cruise offerings at porteverglades.net
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Port Everglades also received the prestigious award in 2010, after the
This year, Port Everglades was nominated for completely renovating, expanding and updating four existing cruise terminals that are used primarily by cruise lines owned and operated by Carnival Corporation. Cruise Terminals 2, 19, 21 and 26 were part of a $54 million makeover that transformed older facilities into modern, world-class, guest-friendly cruise terminals capable of processing debarking and embarking cruise passengers simultaneously.
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