The CruiseLangkawai company, in Malaysia, will host the II World Conference of Tourism Cruises, GCTC, which will be held the next 5 y 6 August 2015.
That this second world conference is held in an Asian country is no coincidence since the cruise world wins every day imposed in terms of vacation options and more and more cruise ships are heading to Asian terminals.
Most of the countries of ASEAN they are improving the facilities of the port terminals or are even attacking new constructions in order to keep up with the pace of competition from their countries.
Thus, to the event GCTC 2015, II World Tourism Cruise Conference, prestigious international and Malaysian speakers and panelists are expected to attend. Last year it was held in Borneo, with a large participation of shipping companies, tour operators and agents of the local economy.
On the other hand, and it is no coincidence that World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) and UNESCO meet for the first time with the Ministers of Tourism and Culture from around the world from 4 to 6 February in a World Conference on Tourism and Culture to be held in Cambodia. Without a doubt, all eyes are on Asia.
According to Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) More than 23 million passengers are expected to embark this year 2015 to spend their vacations at sea. For this, the places of 22 new boats will be offered, in which 3.555 million euros have been invested.