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Aroya Cruises completes its Mediterranean Games 2026 charter in Taranto, Italy, hosting over 4,000 athletes and 15,100+ total attendees.

Aroya Cruises completed its Mediterranean Games 2026 charter in Taranto, Italy, hosting over 4,000 competing athletes from 26 nations and more than 15,100 total attendees across a 20-night voyage. The vessel provided a comprehensive hospitality program with 1,200 crew, including tailored dining and wellbeing facilities. The voyage included a special onboard event on 1 September ahead of the Games’ closing on 3 September, with heads of state, royalty, ministers and Olympic leaders in attendance.

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Aroya Cruises completes its Mediterranean Games 2026 charter in Taranto, Italy, hosting over 4,000 athletes and 15,100+ total attendees.
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  1. 01Aroya Cruises completed the Mediterranean Games 2026 charter in Taranto, Italy.
  2. 02Over 4,000 competing athletes from 26 nations and more than 15,100 total attendees were hosted over 20 nights.
  3. 031,200 crew delivered accommodation, dining, training, recovery facilities and entertainment.
  4. 04A special onboard event on 1 September acknowledged the team ahead of the Games' closing on 3 September.
  5. 05Dining used 273 culinary professionals from 15 nationalities, with 550 packed lunches prepared daily; facilities included extensive training and wellbeing amenities.

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