Last Updated on April 3, 2024, 5:46 AM AST by Anthony Morris
St Kitts and Nevis: The Twin Island nation is expected to welcome 18 cruises in April 2024. The cruises are expected to carry thousands of passengers to the island, enhancing and developing the tourism sector of St Kitts and Nevis.
The frequent attendance of cruise ships to the island of St Kitts and Nevis plays a pivotal role in promoting business and growing employment. This will strengthen the socio-economic relationships and foster cultural relations with people from different nations.
Alongside, this gives an opportunity to the businessman to generate good revenues. The Ministry of Tourism of St Kitts and Nevis is taking every initiative to take the tourism sector to another level.
Reportedly, all the cruises are set to dock at the shores of island in the said month carrying huge number of passengers. The total number of 4 cruises will arrive on April 2 named Club Med 2 which will carry 386 passengers to the island state.
Additionally, Marella Discovery, Enchanted Princess and the luxurious Cruise Jewel of the Seas are expected to arrive on April 2.
St Kitts is ready to welcome Marella Voyager on April 4 and Star Clipper on April 8.
Notably, there are many other vessels that will visit St Kitts and Nevis in the month of April. The vessels namely, Celebrity Equinox will arrive at the shores on April 8, Celebrity Ascent and the Explorer of the Seas will dock at Port Zante.
The cruise schedule of St Kitts and Nevis is stated below:-
- April 2 – Club Med 2, Enchanted Princess, Marella Discovery, Jewel of the Seas
- April 4 – Marella Voyager, Star Clipper
- April 8 – Celebrity Equinox
- April 11 – Celebrity Ascent, Explorer of the Seas
- April 15 – Ocean Explorer
- April 16 – Marella Discovery
- April 18 – Norwegian Sky
- April 19- Celebrity Beyond
- April 23 – Icon of the Seas
- April 25- Explorer of the Seas
- April 27 – Norwegian Sky
- April 28 – Disney Magic
The tourism sector of St Kitts and Nevis has made all the arrangements to welcome the 18 cruises this season. The arrival of 18 cruises in the federal state will make it recognized on the world map. This will promote international business and attain recognition for St Kitts and Nevis.
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