Navalia Visits Seatrade Cruise Med in Las Palmas as Part of Its International Promotion Strategy

The organisation aims to strengthen contacts at this international cruise industry event, which brings together cruise operators and port authorities, potential clients for shipyards and the marine equipment and services industry

Navalia continues to expand its international promotion agenda with a visit this week to Seatrade Cruise Med, taking place on 16 and 17 September at the Santa Catalina Cruise Terminal in the Port of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. The organisation's presence at the event reflects its interest in strengthening contacts within a particularly strategic segment for the shipbuilding industry. Seatrade Cruise Med brings together some of the world's leading cruise operators, port authorities, shipyards, destinations, suppliers, and purchasing and planning executives, making it an important platform for generating business opportunities. The 2026 edition, which marks the event's 30th anniversary, is expected to attract more than 2,000 professionals.

For Navalia, this profile is particularly relevant, as these companies and institutions represent potential clients for the shipyards, engineering firms and marine equipment and services companies exhibiting at the Vigo trade fair. The visit will therefore provide an opportunity to establish new contacts and present Navalia as a meeting point for an industry in Spain with expertise in shipbuilding, repair, maintenance, equipment and technological solutions for the maritime sector.