2019 Cruise Ship Stats

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2019 cruise ship stats. In 2019 285 Million people took a cruise representing a 67 increase on previous years. Year ended June 2019. The cruise industry is projected to continue to grow throughout 2019 with an estimated 30 million travelers expected to cruise up 6 from 282 million in 2018.

Effects of the pandemic have continued to put the entire global travel and tourism industry. Cruise ships visited 8 Irish ports in 2019. The rate of alleged rapes while on a cruise ship is 9 per every 100000 people while the FBI reports 271 alleged incidents per 100000 people in the general population.

Half of all new cruise ships. The cruise ship World Dream registered in the Bahamas operated by Dream Cruises was on a journey from Nansha Port Guangzhou Guangdong China to Nha Trang and Da Nang in Vietnam during 1924 January 2020 with 6903 persons on board including 108 from Hubei in which 28 were from Wuhan. This places worldwide ocean cruise passenger capacity at 581200 from 323 ships which will carry a total of 139 million passengers at end of year 2021 a 962 increase over 2020 and a -494 decline from 2019.

Assuming that each took a cruise for. Dublin Holyhead was the most popular route with a total of 17 million passengers. There are approximately 30 million people who took a cruise in 2019.

Cruise ship expenditure in New Zealand totalled 547 million down 32 percent from 2019. Cruise Lines International Association CLIA is the unified. Dublin and Cork ports accounted for the vast majority of cruise passengers with 530 and 391 respectively disembarking at these ports.

Cruise ship spending is going full steam ahead swelling 28 percent to 570 million in the year ended June 2019 Stats NZ said today. The Mein Schiff 2 from TUI Cruises will be the first of the 24 new ships delivered according to projections from the 2019 Cruise Industry News Annual Report. 30 cruise passengers one job in the industry.