‘Shame we didn’t see more’: First cruise ship visitors’ trip to Aberdeen cut short by weather chaos
Passengers of the AIDA cruise liner still "really enjoyed" their time in the city - despite the morning hassle with their delayed arrival.
Passengers of the AIDA cruise liner still "really enjoyed" their time in the city - despite the morning hassle with their delayed arrival.
The vessel was supposed to dock in South Harbour but could not get into the port to drop off passengers.
The local musicians will welcome tens of thousands of visitors into the Granite City.
There are currently 149 vessels booked in to visit the port by mid-November.
The aim is for more people visit the north-east, stay longer and spend more money.
Press & Journal business reporter Kelly Wilson relished the chance to shout about what Aberdeen and the north-east has to offer.