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Amasra Cruise Arrivals Surpass 111,000 as Black Sea Tourism Booms and Second Ship Planned for 2026
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Amasra Cruise Arrivals Surpass 111,000 as Black Sea Tourism Booms and Second Ship Planned for 2026
Amasra, a coastal district of Bartin province on the Black Sea in Türkiye, has drawn sustained cruise traffic since service began in August 2022. Over 38 months, combined passenger and crew arrivals surpassed 111,000, a figure far exceeding the town center’s population. What the numbers show, at glance The Astoria Grande cruise ship, which sails between Russia and Türkiye, completed its 28th call of the year at noon with 1,075 passengers and 440…
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