23rd May 2013 
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The cruise activity in the port of Malaga accelerates from next week with the start of the season, with thousands of cruise ship tourists enjoying the tourist attractions of the capital of the Costa del Sol.
This year’s edition of Seatrade Med, the most important fair of cruises in the Mediterranean to be held end of November in Marseille, will feature the Port of Malaga, one of the popular destinations in Mediterranean cruises.
If April has been intense, May will maintain this high standard. Malaga port’s figures reflect that a total of 37 ships will berth, bringing around 83.000 passengers to the city. The figure will make the city surpass the barrier of the 250.000 travellers from the high seas in only five months.
Two cruise ships will dock at the port, one of them, the ‘Costa Serena’, is identical to the one that shipwrecked in Italy
Malaga will be receiving almost 8.000 cruisers today. It’s the first avalanche of high sea tourists since the accident of the ‘Costa Concordia’. Two ships will dock in the Malaga port between seven and eight o’clock in the morning. Coincidentally, one of the them, the ‘Costa Serena’ that belongs to the company Costa Cruceros, is identical to the ship that wrecked in italy.
