Cruising in Alicante

CRUISE passengers who have arrived in Alicante in the first four months of the year particularly value the safety, mobility and cleanliness of the city, according to the survey carried out by the Alicante Cruise Tourism Association in collaboration with the Alicante City & Beach Tourist Board.

The association consulted nearly 700 cruise passengers between January and April on different aspects of their experience during their stopover in the city.

The ratings range from 0 to 5, with 5 being the highest score. The results were public safety with 4.59, mobility with 4.45 and cleanliness with 4.44 are the aspects most highly rated by tourists. four ­ part harmony. They rehearse every Thursday, from 10.30am to 1.00pm at the Centro Municipal Las Claras, Calle Helena, Los Narejos, Los Alcazares and visitors are always welcome.

They are followed by the climate, with 4.38, gastronomy, with 4.18 and the beaches with 4.14.

The profile of the cruiser who visits Alicante is that of a person of 51.73 years of age on average who travels with a family.

By nationality, the United Kingdom accounted for 23.4 per cent of those surveyed, followed by Spain (20.63 per cent).

The average expenditure per cruiser per day was €75.12, divided between gastronomy/hospitality (€40.57) and commerce (€33.87).

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