The arrival of cruise ships to Puerto Vallarta continues with the Emerald Princess, from Princess Cruise Lines, which arrived at dock number 1 of the Integral Port Administration (API).
The Emerald Princess is the sixth cruise ship to dock in Puerto Vallarta this month, of the 14 expected in October, leaving a positive impact on the city’s economy with over 2,000 tourists descending on the city from the most recent cruise arrival.
The Noordam departed today, which had been docked at Pier 3 since last October 4, the date on which it arrived to receive services.
It is expected that another 4 cruise ships will arrive this week, of which 3 will arrive with passengers and one for services. According to port and tourist authorities, each cruise passenger leaves an economic spill of approximately $100 to $120 dollars, so this represents an important investment for the city, according to reports from service providers.
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