Key Aspects: The number of cruise terminals at Barcelona’s Adossat wharf will be cut from seven to five.  Terminals A, B, and C will be demolished, and a brand new terminal with a capacity for 7,000 guests will open at the location of terminal C by 2030. Additional measures are being taken to improve sustainability and mobility for cruise passengers within the port.  As the busiest cruise port in the Mediterranean, Spain’s Port of Barcelona has been battling issues related to over tourism and pollution from cruise ship emissions for years.  A partial cruise ban is already in...

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