tourist port, excavations, museum and Faito

Castellammare di Stabia protagonist at the Myba Charter show in Genoa: Museo Libero D’Orsi, Scavi di Stabia, Faito, Monti Lattari and the tourist port of Stabia Main Port. Here is the tourist package offered to the 570 brokers registered at the international event with meetings and workshops.

Experience, competence and professionalism were the winning elements that allowed the promotion of the port of Castellammare di Stabia within tourist itineraries, for luxury guests and numerous crews, among the cultural and landscape beauties of Stabia, Monte Faito, Gragnano , Capri, Pompeii, Vesuvius, Sorrento and the Amalfi coast.

«We are close to ten years of activity and proud to have created an exclusive landing place, which is helping to implement luxury incoming between the two Gulfs – he comments satisfied Giuseppe Di SalvoPresident of the Stabia Main Port, the only tourist port in Campania for mooring gigayachts up to 180 meters – Thanks to the advice of many Commanders, leading international agencies in the sector such as Luise Group and Bwa Yachting, charter brokers and with the active participation of our staff also this year, important arrivals of mega and gigayachts with foreign flags are expected, foreign customers visiting Castellammare di Stabia, starting from the ancient center of the city”.

After all Stabia Main Port inaugurated the tourist season already in April with the yacht Roma and from next week there will be other arrivals of large ships, carrying hundreds of people, including guests and crew, with large events and guided tours expected.

«Naturally every year we invest in new services and the number of people employed grows – continues Di Salvo – we inaugurated the spring with the stabilization of three young people from the area, trained during the winter to always guarantee maximum efficiency for luxury customers that comes from the sea. Staff that I would like to underline are checked, before hiring, for anti-mafia and anti-terrorism purposes according to international “background check” regulations”.

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