Roma Cruise Terminal hosts 2nd edition of the Sustainable Cruise Tourism Management ProgrammeRoma Cruise Terminal hosts 2nd edition of the Sustainable Cruise Tourism Management Programme
Italy’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation organized, within the frame of its partnership with the Indian Ocean Region Association (IORA), the 2nd edition of the Sustainable Cruise Tourism Management Programme.
The course, took place this week at Roma Cruise Terminal’s Terminal Amerigo Vespucci and was organised in collaboration with ForMare and Confitarma – the Italian Shipowners’ Confederation.
The program saw the participation of representatives from key authorities across the Indian Ocean, including port authorities of Mauritius, Tanzania, and Kenya, representative from the Thai Ministry of Transport and chairman of the Port of Cochin, India.
The five day course provided an opportunity for participants to engage in discussions on sustainable cruise terminal practice and gaining practical insights for implementation in their countries. The sessions were run by experts from the Port Authority, Italian Coast Guard, Costa Cruises, Aquila Centre for Excellence, port security and Roma Cruise Terminal.
Delegates also visited among others Civitavecchia cruise terminals, Costa Toscana and the Coast Guard office.
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