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Genting Dream is the first largest cruise ship to berth in Phuket

The 150,000 gross tonnage Genting Dream reached the milestone on 24 July.

Resorts World Cruises said its Genting Dream is now the first large cruise ship to berth alongside Phuket Deep Sea Port.

The 150,000 gross tonnage Genting Dream reached the milestone on 24 July, opening opportunities for Phuket and Resorts World Cruises to boost the local and regional cruise tourism sector.

“With our ship now able to berth alongside Phuket Deep Sea Port regularly, our passengers will enjoy the convenience, which will further boost Phuket’s image as a cruise destination”, said Michael Goh, President of Resorts World Cruises.

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