ARTANIA will close Portsmouth's 2017 cruise season on 6 December - © Marko Stampehl
Portsmouth’s 2017 cruise calls badly hit by demise of the UK’s All-Leisure Group
feb 13 2017
PortThe UK south coast port of Portsmouth was to have seen a 24 per cent increase in cruise ship calls during 2017 compared to the previous year. Sadly, however, this won’t be happening following the demise of the British cruise operator All-Leisure Group and its two brands: Swan Hellenic and Voyages of Discovery.
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