Costa Crociere, Europe's leading cruise operator, announced in 2011 a replacement for the scheduled ports of call in Tunisia, Egypt and Israel: the Italian shipping company evaluates still all three countries for many years as a top destinations with great appeal for travel, but decided in the light of current events to change the schedules of all those cruises that provide the ports in these three countries.
for the entire 2011 season and for every seven-day Mediterranean Travel the Costa Concordia, Costa Serena and the Costa Magica "with their respective daily visits to Tunis (Tunisia) as a replacement ports now Malta, Palma de Mallorca, Cagliari in Sardinia, Italy started.
The Mediterranean routes, which provided initial Alexandria in Egypt and Haifa and Ashdod in Israel, will change from 15 March 2011. Instead, the ports with the same appeal, and culturally started. These are: Limassol (Cyprus), Rhodes (Greece), Marmaris (Turkey) and the popular ports along the southern Turkish coast Antalya and Alanya.
The changes meet the stringent requirements of the company running smoothly for the entire season guaranteed. In this context, the shipping company every effort to ensure its passengers and guests an enjoyable holiday in all respects to Costa Cruise wants, and restrict to the short-term changes in travel plans to a minimum.
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