The Amadea Cruise is already in the International Port of Guamache, on the Island of Margarita, with more than 500 passengers.
This was reported by the People’s Power Minister for Transportation, Ramón Velásquez Araguayán, on his Twitter account @rvaraguayan: “The Amadea Cruise Ship is already in the International Port of Guamache on Margarita Island, with more than 500 passengers ready to enjoy of the kindness, kindness and attention of Venezuelans”.
It is already in the International Port of Guamache de la #Margarita Island the Amadea Cruise with more than 500 passengers ready to enjoy the kindness, kindness and attention of Venezuelans.#VenezuelaPower #PeaceAndConsciousness pic.twitter.com/2ygsaNNQ9M
— Ramón Celestino Velásquez Araguayán (@rvaraguayan) January 3, 2023
#Today Venezuela rewrites history and continues to break the siege of unilateral coercive measures that prevented the arrival of cruise ships from Europe to the land of Bolívar for 15 years.#Welcome to Venezuela #PeaceAndCoexistence #RebornHope pic.twitter.com/hUf2ZHqBTp
— Ramón Celestino Velásquez Araguayán (@rvaraguayan) January 3, 2023
The arrival of this vessel boosts national tourism, for this, the authorities previously carried out works in the infrastructures for the attention of visitors.
For his part, the People’s Power Minister for Tourism, Alí Padrón, told the Punto de Encuentro program broadcast by Venezolana de Televisión that “we continue to advance with the Motor Tourism. Venezuela for several years has not received cruise ships, much less from Europe. And now we have them here, most of them German, but also other nationalities from Spain, Belgium, France, today enjoying the beautiful island of Margarita”.
The tourist route will have the following routes: Punta Arena, Macanao Peninsula, La Restinga National Park, Porlamar, La Asunción, San Diego, El Ángel Beach and El Agua Beach.
“Venezuela was off the tourism radar, and we have achieved it thanks to articulation, many meetings we had last year. What comes next is to continue working,” said Padrón.
The cruise ship is owned by the Amadea Shipping Company, operated in the Phoenix Reisen fleet, and has eight passenger decks, seven bars, two restaurants, a library, cinema, hospital, stage, beauty salon, gym, and mini golf, among other services.
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