Posidonia Sea Tourism Forum

With the expected number of cruise ship calls at the port of Thessaloniki this record cruise season reaching 68 -

Global cruise industry leaders discuss growth, sustainability, and recovery in the Eastern Mediterranean region.

Greece eyes over 1.1bn. euros this year fromincreasing homeporting activity and addition of new port of calla destinations.

To be held on 25-26 April in Thessaloniki’s Makedonia Palace Hotel, the biennial event comes at a time when the

Posidonia Sea Tourism Forum 2023 to examine region’s growth opportunities from lucrative tourism segment.

Set the tone and pace for the rebirth of tourism in post-pandemic Europe.

East Med takes centre stage in global cruise itineraries.  

Greece expects 7% increase in cruise guests this year according to Tourism Minister speaking at the 5th Posidonia Sea Tourism

MSC, the biggest cruise line in the Mediterranean Sea with 15.07% of the market is also bullish on the prospects

CLIA’s participation at the Forum seals the continuous growth in cruising, as it is estimated that 30 million passengers will