It is hoped the investment will see more cruises start and finish in Belfast rather than just calling for the day.

as well as improving the attractiveness of the port as a cruise destination, shows Belfast Harbour’s commitment to generating a prosperous future for all.” Cat McCusker, President of Northern Ireland ...

Growing cruise ... port,” Joe Neill, chief executive of Belfast Harbour, told Ulster Business. “We handled 140-150 cruise ship calls a year – after Southampton the largest in UK and Ireland.” ...

BELFAST Harbour is to invest £90 million to develop a new deep-water quay, opening the port to the world’s largest cruise liners. The plan is part of a new £313m five-year strategy, which will ...

Circle a country or region by sea and you will experience its changing character in a way no other trip can rival ...

said cruise tourists make a significant contribution to the Northern Ireland economy, about £25m a year. "If the ambition to turn Belfast into a turnaround port happens, we can see that ...

Belfast is one of several harbours on the island of Ireland hoping to ... Belfast port is also hoping its capital spend will attract further cruise ships. The huge ships carrying several hundred ...

Pollution and infrastructure are among issues to be addressed if harbour wants to become major cruise destination ...

Icon of the Seas, which is owned by Royal Caribbean, is the largest cruise ... only port on the island of Ireland with offshore wind capability. By investing in a new deepwater berth, Belfast ...

A £300 million redevelopment plan for Belfast ... of the Northern Ireland economy. “By investing £313 million, we will build on our strengths as the region’s leading port and a vital ...