Cruise Baltic and leading consulting group COWI have joined forces to develop four indicators for sustainability in the cruise industry.

The new tool is an easy and concrete way to evaluate sustainability in a particular cruise region, and it can help regions to become more aware of where and how they can become more sustainable.

Cruise Baltic wants to encourage all cruise regions in the world to be as sustainable as possible and this tool is a step in the right direction in order to make concrete changes.

Access the tool here, to measure sustainability in your region in just a few minutes!

Cruise Baltic score: 82.2

On April 5th 2022 the Cruise Baltic network, politicians, cruise line executives, and other stakeholders from the cruise industry met in Copenhagen for Sustainable Cruising. The conference marked a historic moment for the entire cruise industry as 19 cruise lines made a significant commitment to the use of onshore power supply by signing a Memorandum of Understanding. 

The Cruise Baltic Sustainability Manifesto was created together with all partners of Cruise Baltic as a joint vision towards a more sustainable region.

The vision of the Manifesto is:
"Making cruising a sustainable vacation offer in 2030"

It was signed by 29 partners at the Baltic Sustainable Cruise Conference in Copenhagen on May 7^th, 2019.

The Cruise Baltic Sustainability Report 2022 is a follow-up on the objectives of the Cruise Baltic Sustainability Manifesto and reflects the most relevant sustainable initiatives taken by the Cruise Baltic ports and destinations during 2022.

All based on the vision of
"making cruising a sustainable vacation offer in 2030".

Let's get the facts straight about cruise ships and emissions. 

The paper is regularly updated with facts, making it a working document. 

Cruise Baltic wants to be the frontrunners on the green agenda and are therefore the first cruise network to go completely paperless.