Crystal additionally will make transit calls in 2024.
Culture, gastronomy and infrastructure
‘... For Crystal, the choice of Thessaloniki as a homeporting destination is a strategic decision, which affirms our commitment to offering exceptional experiences to our passengers,' said Spyros Almpertis, VP port operations and itinerary planning & fuel management. 'We are confident that the tourism, cultural and gastronomic opportunities of Thessaloniki, combined with the high-quality infrastructure and services of its port, will provide ideal memories to Crystal Symphony guests.’
Continuing to invest
Theodora Riga, Port of Thessaloniki’s CCO & director of strategic communications, described the ‘significant development’ as opening a new chapter for the port, enhancing its position in the international cruise sector. ‘At the same time, this development will enhance the tourism product of the city of Thessaloniki, generating major added value for the local economy and society,’ she added. ‘We dynamically continue our investments in the Port of Thessaloniki, to further upgrade our facilities and promote the city of Thessaloniki as a leading sea tourism destination.’
Crystal Symphony
Crystal Symphony is currently undergoing an extensive refurbishment in Trieste. Enhancements will include larger, updated suites with artisanal finishes, cutting-edge wellness facilities and the recently announced new Aurōra Spa. Passengers will also find a new look for specialty dining restaurants Umi Uma and Osteria d’Ovidio, a new pickleball court, refreshed entertainment and events, and a space-to-passengers ratio of 1 to 93.1 cubic feet.
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