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Table 1 Cruise passenger movements of 29 Baltic ports in 2000 and 2019 and cumulative and average cruise passenger movements for the period 2000–2019.
Port | Cruise passengers in 2000 | Cruise passengers in 2019 | Cumulative cruise passenger movements | Average cruise passenger movements per year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Copenhagen | 166,000 | 940,000 | 11,711,500 | 585,575 |
St. Petersburg | 149,252 | 666,235 | 7,951,840 | 397,592 |
Stockholm | 157,000 | 656,443 | 7,702,253 | 385,113 |
Tallinn | 109,511 | 656,000 | 7,558,139 | 377,907 |
Helsinki | 140,000 | 603,500 | 6,643,000 | 332,150 |
Kiel | 48,033 | 803,000 | 6,002,693 | 300,135 |
Rostock | 52,622 | 634,000 | 5,971,769 | 298,588 |
Oslo | 108,813 | 229,068 | 4,042,597 | 202,130 |
Visby | 48,339 | 100,956 | 1,233,232 | 61,662 |
Riga | – | 69,207 | 1,202,118 | 63,269 |
Gothenburg | 3400 | 108,800 | 837,800 | 41,890 |
Klaipeda | 4613 | 68,129 | 709,023 | 35,451 |
Aarhus | 12,868 | 58,884 | 695,551 | 34,778 |
Rønne | 12,000 | 19,692 | 342,087 | 17,104 |
Gdansk | 3643 | 22,411 | 238,524 | 11,926 |
Skagen | 142 | 66,258 | 233,312 | 11,666 |
Aalborg | 400 | 40,223 | 161,129 | 9478 |
Helsingborg | 6266 | 3812 | 155,455 | 7773 |
Malmö | – | 28,800 | 141,490 | 10,884 |
Mariehamn | 1678 | 13,304 | 105,646 | 5282 |
Kalundborg | – | 1803 | 93,976 | 7229 |
Turku | 5654 | 1364 | 88,618 | 4664 |
Saaremaa | – | 28,336 | 69,060 | 4933 |
Fredericia | – | 19,735 | 62,882 | 10,480 |
Kalmar | 4100 | 655 | 53,332 | 2807 |
Luebeck‐Travem | – | 5600 | 47,869 | 11,967 |
Elsinore | 400 | 1172 | 39,603 | 2200 |
Karlskrona | – | 600 | 39,223 | 2179 |
Kotka | – | 7513 | 19,837 | 3306 |