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  • Maiden Call Visby - Queen Elizabeth

    Maiden Call Visby - Queen Elizabeth

    The cruise ship Queen Elizabeth arrived in Visby for the first time on June 14. Queen Elizabeth is 294 metres long, takes 2,092 passengers and belongs to the shipping company Cunard Line. During its time in Visby, Queen Elizabeth will be berthed at the V14 cruise ship quay.

  • Bunkering LNG - now also at CMP

    Bunkering LNG - now also at CMP

    CMP now offers bunkering of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG). First off was the vessel Ireland, which unloaded cement in Malmö. In connection with this she was provided with LNG via tanker lorries. It's about bunkering where safety requirements are extra tough.

  • Sunny cruise premiere in Malmö

    Sunny cruise premiere in Malmö

    In brilliant sunshine, CMP welcomed this year’s first cruise ship to Malmö. There will be a total of nine arrivals during the season, which will put Malmö on the cruise map again.

  • The consultation phase has begun - Ydre Nordhavn

    The consultation phase has begun - Ydre Nordhavn

    By & Havn and Copenhagen Malmö Port wish to establish a container terminal and a new cruise terminal in Ydre Nordhavn and at the same time make the harbour deeper off the new terminals.

  • The first arrival in Visby

    The first arrival in Visby

    Astoria was the first ship to arrive at the new cruise quay in Visby today, entirely according to plan. It marks the start of the 2018 cruise season and CMP is delighted that the new terminal is now open. 550 passengers arrived early in the morning and many of them chose to proceed onward by bus to discover Gotland. The quay will be officially inaugurated on 29 April with specially invited guests

  • Not long until premiere for cruises in Visby - CMP's latest destination

    Not long until premiere for cruises in Visby - CMP's latest destination

    It will soon be the premiere for cruises in Visby, the first call is on April 16. CMP’s terminal is offically inaugurated at the end of April, with two cruise ships arriving on that day with about 2,600 passengers. There will be a total of about 90 arrivals during the season.

  • Neptunes will reduce noise

    Neptunes will reduce noise

    Neptunes is the project that is getting to grips with the noise issue. CMP and a number of other ports are behind the collaboration. The aim is to produce a standard for measurement and classification from which the entire industry can benefit – and which will reduce noise in the long-term!

  • VMU - the global shipping worlds own university

    VMU - the global shipping worlds own university

    Global shipping has its own university in Malmö: the World Maritime University (WMU), which has educated thousands of students over the years. CMP supports WMU’s activities in various ways.

  • High & Heavy heading eastwards

    High & Heavy heading eastwards

    They are high or heavy and sometimes both! It concerns freight in the High & Heavy segment, which is now increasing at CMP. Dumpers and wheel loaders from Volvo are being exported to Russia.

  • Doubled crane capacity in Northern Habour

    Doubled crane capacity in Northern Habour

    The capacity in Northern Harbour in Malmö is being expanded from one to two cranes, CMP’s large container crane will be accompanied by a mobile crane that is located alongside one of our quays.

  • Change of ship to Finnlines' service

    Change of ship to Finnlines' service

    After many years on the line between Malmö and Travemünde, it is time for Nordlink to service the route between Kapellskär in Sweden and Nådendal in Finland.

  • Gotland preparing for increased cruise tourism

    Gotland preparing for increased cruise tourism

    Visby is a classic cruise destination, with a new terminal set to increase flows of tourists in 2018. The tourism industry on the island is now getting ready to receive cruise passengers in the optimum way.

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