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Barcelona to increase tourist tax for cruise ships
Mayor Jaume Collboni and president Salvador Illa, both Socialists, also agree on building more social housing
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Mayor Jaume Collboni and president Salvador Illa, both Socialists, also agree on building more social housing
Three children and parent of one of them stay because of family links in Catalonia, 65 other passengers to return to their home country
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Luxury liner 'Norwegian Prima' will depart Catalan capital for destinations including New York
A look at the economic impact of the cruise industry in Catalonia, as well as concerns around tourism levels and the environment
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Sector worth over €1bn and provides 9,000 jobs, but locals and activists raise environmental and social concerns
'Stop Creuers' environmental organization accuse companies' of "greenwashing" over LNG fuel use
Stop Creuers claim liquefied natural gas is "fake solution" to pollution
Over 30,000 expected at event that will offer discounts, food, and music for those planning their next trip
Government will charge most polluting ships but rules out limiting arrivals
Mayor Ada Colau proposes setting limit of three vessels per day, as Catalan cabinet considering options
The bus is silent and can travel 170km after being fully charged
With 1.63 million passengers, the amount of passengers grows 1.93% but number of vessels falls to 420
Catalan capital is biggest European cruise destination and fourth globally