The operation of Pullmantur Cruises in Madeira made through the port of Funchal 20,884 transit passengers in the 24 scales that the two ships of the Spanish operator (Atlantic Star and Pacific Dream, in photo) performed between 10 April and 18 September this year.
To add to this number, the data provided by JMF Shipping, the company that brokered the Madeiran two vessels during the operation in the Autonomous Region of Madeira, there have been the 1,000 passengers, mostly locals, who boarded in Funchal. To be more precise, boarded 973 passengers and landed 986.
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A operação da Pullmantur Cruises na Madeira fez passar pelo porto do Funchal 20.884 passageiros em trânsito nas 24 escalas que os dois navios do operador espanhol (Atlantic Star e Pacific Dream) realizaram entre 10 de Abril e 18 de Setembro do corrente ano.
A juntar a este número, os dados fornecidos pela JMF Shipping, a empresa madeirense que agenciou os dois navios durante a operação na região autónoma, há a registar os cerca de 1.000 passageiros, maioritariamente madeirenses, que embarcaram no Funchal. Para sermos mais precisos, embarcaram 973 passageiros e desembarcaram 986.
Until one day. It's true, the Pacif Dream, who accompanied us all on Fridays for many months in a pioneering operation of Pullmantur Cruises in summer IATA, is now, today, his last trip to Funchal in this program. Go no to Lisbon and then to the Mediterranean, before scoring direction for Latin America.
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Até um dia. É verdade, o Pacif Dream, que nos acompanhou todas as sextas-feira desde há muitos meses numa operação pioneira da Pullmantur Cruises no Verão IATA, faz hoje a sua última viagem ao Funchal neste programa. Segue para Lisboa e depois Mediterrâneo, antes de marcar rumo para a América Latina.
The Pullmantur cruise ship "Pacific Dream" began yesterday to make weekly cruises in the Atlantic, with passages in Funchal on Friday. Replaces the "Atlantic Star" that has been positioned to make travel in Brazil. Was planned to make more connections to Madeira, but the H1N1 virus that emerged in Mexico unfortunately, at this stage, chase tourism away and the company decided to withdraw the ship from Acapulco and put it on this side of the Atlantic, with stops in Gibraltar, Morocco, Lanzarote, in Canary islands and Madeira. I was on board the ship and left me very good impression with crew friendly, starting with the capitan Antonio Alonso, a native of Bilbao, the Basque Country, in Spain.
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