Cruise Norway is a B2B membership organization representing Norwegian cruise ports and DMOs, from the mainland to Svalbard. We collaborate with ship and shore excursion agencies, attractions, and key cruise industry suppliers. Since 1992, we have worked to position Norway as a leading nature-based cruise destination. Our focus is on strengthening industry framework conditions through engagement with authorities, ensuring a balanced, sustainable approach. We support year-round tourism, local growth and value creation, and modern, innovative ports that meet future sustainability demands.
May 18, 2026
Cruise Scotland
Scotland’s breath-taking scenery, stunning cities, haunting history, UNESCO World Heritage sites, and a variety of ports large and small make Scotland the perfect cruise destination. Scotland’s cruise ports are ideally located for inclusion in Britain and Ireland itineraries, transatlantic re-positioning, or for combining with cruises to Iceland, Faroe Islands or the Norwegian Fjords and Europe. We look forward to welcoming your guests to Scotland.
May 18, 2026
Cruise Terminals International
Cruise Terminals International develops a range of strategic cruise assets including terminals and port infrastructure. But there is more to the story. Our holistic approach sees each project, not just as an infrastructure venture, but one that also enhances the locations of our projects. Working closely with our cruise line clients, local governments and communities, we are designing differently for next level innovation. We generate value for all our stakeholders including shareholders, cruise line customers, employees, visiting guests and the people in the communities of the destinations we serve.
May 18, 2026
Cruise The West
Welcome to the nine ports of Cruise the West – a partnership of West Coast ports promoting the spectacular sights, eclectic adventures, and cultural experiences of the west coast of North America. Stretching from the untamed wilderness of Alaska, into the majesty of British Columbia, through the splendor of Washington, Oregon, and California, to tropical Mexico, Cruise the West offers cruise lines diversity on one coast and visitors a truly memorable experience.
May 18, 2026
Cruise Denmark – Copenhagen and beyond
Cruise Denmark – Copenhagen and beyond is a business-to-business network of cruise ports, destinations, attractions, hotels, and local suppliers in Denmark. Together with our partners we provide all the support and information you need about the cruise destinations in Denmark. This year the following Cruise Denmark partners are represented at our booth: BDP, Copenhagen Malmo Port, Cruise Skagen, Destination Bornholm, Port of Aarhus, Port of Helsingor, Port of Skagen, Port of Roenne, VisitAarhus and Wonderful Copenhagen.
May 18, 2026
Cruise Europe
Cruise Europe is a port marketing B2B network in Northern & Atlantic Europe. We have 140 port members and associate members and are a one-stop-shop between our members and the broader cruise industry.
May 18, 2026
Cruise Gate Hamburg GmbH
Cruise Gate Hamburg (CGH) is the central point of contact for all cruise lines calling at Hamburg. This extends to encompass both the operation and berth allocation at all cruise terminals in Hamburg as well as business development and international marketing to promote Hamburg as a premier destination. With its cruise terminals at Steinwerder, Altona, Baakenhöft and HafenCity (from spring 2025), CGH offers a tailor-made infrastructure for efficient turnaround and transit calls of various ship classes.
May 18, 2026
Cruise Iceland
Cruise Iceland is a organization compiled of the harbors and companies in Iceland servicing the Cruise industry. There are 18 harbors, two ships agents and several tourism service companies’ members of the organization. Cruise Iceland is the spokesperson for the Cruise industry in Iceland and is a member of CLIA.
May 18, 2026
Cruise Korea
Korea Tourism Organization (KTO) is an organization of the Republic of Korea (South Korea) under the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism (MCST). KTO serves the interests of Korea’s tourism economy by marketing the country as an all-season visitor destination. Fascinating history, rich culture, amazing food, and friendly people combine to make South Korea one of the most visited countries. Busan, Jeju, Incheon, Yeosu, Sokcho, Seosan and Pohang are the seven major cruise ports in Korea with distinctive charms.