Le Havre enhances infrastructure

Thursday, June 1, 2017 - 09:29 by ce-press

Concerned about the quality of its infrastructure and in order to respond to rapid market changes, the Port of Le Havre has started a maintenance programme on the Pointe de Floride, a strategic link in the development of tourism in Le Havre.

This programme integrates the modernisation of the quays Pierre Callet and Roger Meunier. A schedule has been established in order to limit the impact on cruise calls. The budget of the works is €8m for the Pierre Callet quay (2017-2018) and €1m for the Roger Meunier quay (2019).

For more information: http://www.cruiseeurope.com/news/le-havre-cruise-terminal-enhancement-of-the-infrastructures

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