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Cruise ship Norwegian Getaway brings 36,000 more passenger movements to Copenhagen in 2017

Norwegian Cruise Line will be deploying their even bigger cruise ship “Norwegian Getaway” on their cruises in 2017, with Copenhagen as the starting point of their trips to the Baltic and to the Norwegian fjords. The ship can accommodate almost 4,000 guests, which is 1,000 more than its predecessor “Norwegian Star”, which has been used in recent seasons.A total of 18 cruises will be offered departing from Copenhagen, one more than this year. Norwegian Getaway can accommodate 4,000 passengers and 1,600 crew members. It is 325 metres long and was delivered from Meyer Werft in Germany in 2013,

Copenhagen Malmö Port strengthens its role as a core port

Consolidating development opportunities and objectives for the European transport system was on the agenda when Copenhagen Malmö Port, CMP, received Pat Cox from ScanMed, on Tuesday. Being a core port further strengthens CMP's role in the development of Europe's infrastructure.CMP has been designated a core, i.e. main port, by the EU. This means that CMP constitutes an important part of the EU's infrastructure, but also of the national infrastructure policy. It is of major importance that the Swedish Government prioritises the infrastructure for core ports if the ports are to be able to

More freight by rail to CMP

Copenhagen Malmö Port, CMP, is engaged in a new collaboration to increase freight traffic by train to and from Northern Harbour. The new train service starts from the Netherlands and serves Malmö three times a week. The collaboration strengthens CMP’s role as a hub for freight handling in Southern Sweden.Freight traffic by rail will now increase in Malmö and Northern Harbour. The German forwarding agent Kombiverkehr has established a new train service which will serve Malmö three times a week. The first train, with capacity up to 36 carriages, arrived on 29 January. “We received an

Stable profit level for Copenhagen Malmö Port

During 2012, Copenhagen Malmö Port (CMP) achieved a turnover and an operating profit that were on a par with the 2011 levels, despite the weaker economic situation. Car imports, RoRo traffic and oil transport all increased significantly.CMP's turnover amounted to SEK 725 million (727) while operating profit stood at SEK 102 million (101). Before exchange rate effects and one-off income and expenses, turnover increased by 4 per cent and operating profit by SEK 15.8 million. "The results reflect the fact that the operation is developing steadily, despite the economic situation," says Johan

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