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PortMiami Honored by Cruise Publication
Porthole Cruise Magazine has bestowed its 2017 Editor-in-Chief Award on PortMiami as Best U.S. Port for customer service, quality operations, and all around excellence.
PortMiami processed nearly 5.0 million cruise passengers during the fiscal year ending September 30, 2016.
"Miami is one of the world's most exciting cities to explore before or after a cruise," said Bill Panoff, publisher and editor-in-chief of Porthole Cruise Magazine. "PortMiami and its surrounding areas offer shopping, entertainment, culture -- and one of the most quintessential sailaways imaginable."
"We’re honored to be recognized once again by Porthole Cruise Magazine for customer service and quality operations," said Port Director Juan M. Kuryla, PPM®. "PortMiami continues to work hard to maintain its global standing as the Cruise Capital of the World. The port team understands the importance of customer service and making an outstanding first impression. We want passengers to begin their vacation experience the minute they arrive to our port."
Porthole Cruise Magazine has bestowed its 2017 Editor-in-Chief Award on PortMiami as Best U.S. Port for customer service, quality operations, and all around excellence.
PortMiami processed nearly 5.0 million cruise passengers during the fiscal year ending September 30, 2016.
"Miami is one of the world's most exciting cities to explore before or after a cruise," said Bill Panoff, publisher and editor-in-chief of Porthole Cruise Magazine. "PortMiami and its surrounding areas offer shopping, entertainment, culture -- and one of the most quintessential sailaways imaginable."
"We’re honored to be recognized once again by Porthole Cruise Magazine for customer service and quality operations," said Port Director Juan M. Kuryla, PPM®. "PortMiami continues to work hard to maintain its global standing as the Cruise Capital of the World. The port team understands the importance of customer service and making an outstanding first impression. We want passengers to begin their vacation experience the minute they arrive to our port."
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