Share of passenger traffic at leading cruise ports in Italy 2019, by month

Published by Statista Research Department, Mar 31, 2021
The statistic shows the share of passenger traffic in the fifteen leading ports of the cruise industry in Italy in 2019, broken down by month. Data show that Civitavecchia registered the greatest passengers traffic share in October (14.1 percent). By contrast, Venice recorded the highest passengers traffic share in August (17.7 percent).

Share of passenger traffic at the fifteen leading cruise ports in Italy in 2019, by month

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February 2020

Region

Italy

Survey time period

2019

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