The Port of La Goulette: Welcoming 3 Cruise Ships
The Ministry of Transport announced in a statement released on Saturday that the port, which is experiencing increased activity over the weekend, also welcomed a ro-ro ship on the same day for the unloading of 700 vehicles and 25 buses, as well as industrial equipment. Additionally, a second commercial vessel is currently loading nearly 7,300 tons of cement destined for export. The Port of La Goulette welcomed its first cruise on April 20, 2023, with 5,500 tourists from various nationalities on board, marking the beginning of the cruise season at the port. For more information on the importance of cruise tourism in the region, visit the Seatrade Maritime website. This surge in activity not only boosts local tourism but also enhances the port’s role in international trade. The Ministry of Transport’s initiatives aim to further develop maritime infrastructure in the Maghreb, as highlighted by the International Maritime Organization. The Port of La Goulette is becoming a key player in the maritime landscape of the region, contributing significantly to the economic growth of Tunisia and the surrounding areas.
