Trinidad and Tobago records 46% increase in cruise arrivals this season
Trinidad and Tobago celebrated a highly successful 2023-2024 cruise season, which was marked by increases in passenger arrivals, tour participation, and economic impact
- Seabourn Pursuit – 181 passengers
- Jewel of the Seas – 2465 passengers
- MSC Seaside – 4234 passengers
- Seven Seas Splendor – 703 passengers
- Silver Dawn – 566 passengers
- Island Sky – 98 passengers
Cruise passengers exploring the island nation (PC - Facebook)[/caption]Also, the passengers injected a total of USD$48,568,292 into the economy of Trinidad and Tobago. In Trinidad, the average spend per person was USD$48 while in Tobago it was USD$26. Meanwhile, the passengers spent a total of USD$8,149,630 on tours, with the average spend per person being USD$25. Also, 75% of the passengers said that they would recommend Trinidad to a friend or colleague, 95% said that they would love to come back to the island on another cruise, and 79% rated their destination experience in the island between nine and 10. This shows the island nation's unique offerings for the visitors.
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