en.Wedoany.com Reported - The Port of A Coruña in Spain will simultaneously welcome four cruise ships on June 3, with approximately 200 professionals expected to participate in the operation, including pilots, mooring workers, ship agents, crane operators, security personnel, transport, waste collection, cruise service, and tourism staff.

This northern Spanish port is experiencing a busy week. On June 2, three cruise ships had already docked: the Amera from Phoenix Reisen, the Iona from P&O Cruises, and the Seven Seas Grandeur from Regent Seven Seas Cruises. According to the plan, on June 3, the port will simultaneously host the Arvia from P&O, the Celebrity Apex from Celebrity Cruises, the Deutschland from Semester at Sea, and the Europa from Hapag-Lloyd Cruises.

These four ships are expected to bring approximately 14,400 passengers and crew members to the Galician docks, setting the second-highest record for tourist numbers in the history of the Port of A Coruña.

To accommodate this large-scale docking, the Port of A Coruña will open three passenger reception terminals, provide special shuttle bus services, and has arranged 31 pre-designed tour routes. The estimated economic impact of this operation is $1.2 million. The port authority stated that this is a massive logistics and passenger service operation, once again demonstrating its capability to handle large-scale docking events and generating economic activity for the entire city.

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