To promote trade between Thailand and Hakata Port, we will host Hakata Port Promotional Seminar in Bangkok as stated below.
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Invitation_Hakata_Port_Promotional_Seminar_in_Bangkok (206kbyte)
Registration_form_Hakata_Port_Promotional_Seminar_in_Bangkok (26kbyte)
For the PR activities of Hakata Port, the Port & Airport Bureau of Fukuoka City and Hakata Port Terminal Co., Ltd. will run a booth at the Thailand International Logistics Fair 2016 (TILOG-LOGISTIX 2016) held in Bangkok, Thailand.
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Hakata Port Running a Booth at the 13th Thailand International Logistics Fair 2016 (134kbyte)
Among several maiden calls scheduled at Hakata this year, two cruise ships recently called at the port for the first time.
A ceremony to commemorate one-year anniversary of cruise ship’s maiden voyage and call at Hakata was also held.
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At around 1:25 a.m. of April 16, an earthquake with a seismic intensity of 6 upper hit Kumamoto Prefecture.
We express our heartfelt sympathy to those affected by large-scale earthquakes occurred for the past several days and truly wish for quick recovery from the disaster.
Hakata Port was not affected by these quakes and is normally operating logistics facilities such as container terminals and passenger facilities.
Among several maiden calls scheduled at Hakata this year, two cruise ships recently called at the port for the first time.
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Cruise News Hakata No.36_Maiden Calls of Seabourn Sojourn and Crystal Serenity (231kbyte)
In 2015, Hakata Port became the busiest port in Japan in the number of cruise ship calls for the first time in its history. The port expects to welcome about 400 cruise ship calls this year.
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Cruise News Hakata No.35_Cruise Ships to Hakata in 2016 (Maiden Calls and Turnaround Cruises) (1,635kbyte)
On Tuesday, February 2nd, Hakata Port offered a business meeting opportunity among shore excursion operators, restaurants and cruise-related tourism and commercial industries that are capable of accommodating cruise tourists. Hakata ranked the first among Japanese ports in the number of foreign cruise ship calls for 2 years straight.
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Cruise News Hakata No.34_Successful Workshop for Shore Excursion
Hakata Port & Harbor Bureau held the 2nd Fukuoka Cruise Conference at Fukuoka International Congress Center on Monday, November 30, 2015. The executives of major cruise lines bringing cruise ships to Asia attended the conference, outlined their expansion strategies in the Asian cruise market and clarify challenges Japan faces in the rapidly-growing cruise industry.
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Cruise News Hakata No. 33_The Second Fukuoka Cruise Conference Report (343kbyte)
The second Fukuoka Cruise Conference will be held to discuss the expansion strategy for the Asian cruise market with executives of leading cruise lines doing business in Asia, clarify challenges Japan faces in the rapidly-growing cruise industry and explore measures to bring Japan 'the era of welcoming one million foreign visitors by cruise ships'.
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Cruise News Hakata No.32_Come and Join Us at the Second Fukuoka Cruise Conference (83kbyte)
On Friday, August 28, 2015, Hakata Port & Harbor Bureau held a cruise seminar for high school teachers on board Costa Victoria berthed at the port.
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Cruise News Hakata No.31_The Second Cruise Seminar for Teachers Was Held (130kbyte)
Chuo Wharf Cruise Center opened on May 17, 2015 is crowded with visitors from a number of cruise ships calling at Hakata Port every day.
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Cruise News Hakata No.30_Chuo Wharf Cruise Center Offering Better Service for Visitors (3,024kbyte)
On Saturday, June 27th, 2015, Quantum of the Seas, the largest cruise ship ever allocated in Asian market made the first call to Hakata Port.
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Cruise News Hakata No. 29_Maiden Call of Quantum of the Seas (191kbyte)
On Thursday, May 28th, 2015, we took Costa Cruises’ PR and shooting staffs to a tour visiting various areas in Fukuoka.
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Cruise News Hakata No.28_Shooting in Fukuoka with a Cruise Line (583kbyte)
Among cruise ships scheduled to make maiden calls at Hakata in 2015, the port welcomed two cruise ships.
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Cruise News Hakata No.27 Maiden Calls at Hakata (266kbyte)
Chuo Wharf Cruise Center that the port had started construction at Chuo Wharf in the second half of the fiscal year 2014 opened on Sunday, May 17th.
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Cruise News Hakata No. 26_Chuo Wharf Cruise Center Opened (369kbyte)
Among cruise ships scheduled to firstly call at Hakata Port in 2015, two ships made maiden calls at the port.
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Cruise News Hakata No.25_Cruise Ships Firstly Called at Hakata Port (225kbyte)
Since 2008, Hakata Port has welcomed many foreign cruise ships mainly of casual cruises to/from China. As the casual cruise market in China expands, the demand for Hakata as a destination port is rapidly increasing and Hakata is expected to have more than 200 cruise ship calls in 2015.
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Cruise News Hakata No.24_Becoming a Destination Port of Luxury Cruises (1,375kbyte)
In accordance with the opening of Chuo Wharf Cruise Center, various cruises are scheduled in 2015.
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Cruise News Hakata No.23_Turnaround Cruises at Hakata (395kbyte)
Hakata Port & Harbor Bureau, Fukuoka City held Hakata Port Cruise Seminar to introduce cruise ships calling at the port and increase the number of turnaround cruises at Hakata.
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Cruise News Hakata_No.22 Hakata Port Cruise Seminar (2,475kbyte)
Fukuoka city invited tour agencies providing group tours to cruise passengers and held a workshop where they could meet with those from the restaurant industry.
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Cruise News Hakata No.21_Workshop for Lunch Ashore (155kbyte)