The Cruise Baltic history
In 2004, Cruise Baltic was established as a network consisting of only 12 member ports and destinations. Today, we count 32 and a lot has happened since! Curious to learn more about us? Read more below.
2024
- Cruise Baltic welcomes Ystad, Sweden, as a new partner of the network, adding to a total of 32 partners.
2023
- Sasstnitz leaves the network after three years. The network then consists of 31 partners.
- Welcomes Riga, Latvia, as new partner of the network, adding to a total of 32 partners.
- Welcomes a new Director from March 2023. The network's new Director is Klaus Bondam.
- Lübeck-Travemünde leaves the network and Scandic is no longer a strategic partner.
2022
- Cruise Baltic continues its sustainable efforts and hosts the conference Sustainable Cruising in Copenhagen where 19 cruise line brands sign a Memorandum of Understanding committing to the use of onshore power supply where available in the region by January 2024 at the latest.
- Welcomes a new partner to the network, Lysekil in Sweden. Kemi in Finland leaves the network. Total number of partners is now 32.
- Claus Bødker retired in August 2022 after 8 years as the Director of Cruise Baltic.