Last year, the port of Venice handled 25.3 million of tons of goods, with a growth of +4.9% over 2024 to which it the increase of +13.5% in the only in the fourth quarter of 2025 when 6.9 million tonnes compared to less than 6.1 million tonnes in the last quarter of the previous year.

In particular, in the period October-December 2025 There was a marked increase in the volumes of miscellaneous and dry bulk cargo. In the first sector, traffic was of 2.8 million tonnes (+16.1%), of which 1.5 million tonnes tons of containerized goods (+22.7%) made with a handling of containers equal to 144,381 TEUs (+15.3%), 590 thousand tons of rolling stock (+3.5%) and 696 thousand tons of other goods miscellaneous (+14.7%). In the dry bulk sector, the total was almost 2.4 million tons, with a sharp increase in +24.1% driven by growth in product volumes metallurgical (761 thousand tons, +115.5%), minerals and materials construction (706 thousand tons, +29.3%), chemicals (50 thousand tons, +46.3%) and other miscellaneous goods (136 thousand tons, +41.2%) against reductions in the volumes of feed, fodder and seeds oily (375 thousand tons, -23.8%), cereals (253 thousand tons, -8.6%) and coal (99 thousand tons, -17.3%). Liquid bulk on the other hand, they fell by -1.6% to 1.7 million tons, of which 1.5 million million tonnes of refined petroleum products (-1.5%), 182 thousand tons of chemicals (-22.0%) and 91 thousand tons of other loads (+103.0%).

In the third quarter of last year, cruise passengers in the port of Venice were 83 thousand (+0.5%), of which 74 thousand at disembarkation-boarding (+2.5%) and over 8 thousand in transit (-13.8%). Passengers in the ferries were 14 thousand (+16.9%).

In the whole of 2025, the Venetian port of call handled 25.3 million tons of goods, with an increase of +4.9% on the previous year. Miscellaneous goods amounted to 10.5 million of tonnes (+8.4%), including 5.6 million tonnes of cargo in containers (+15.4%) totalled with container handling equal to 532,762 TEUs (+11.2%), 2.4 million tons of rolling stock (+0.7%) and 2.6 million tons of other miscellaneous goods (+2.0%).

The annual increase in dry bulk cargo is also noticeable amounted to 7.8 million tonnes (+6.9%), of which 2.4 million tonnes tonnes of minerals and building materials (+23.1%), 2.0 million tonnes of metallurgical products (+2.7%), 1.5 million tonnes tons of feed, fodder and oilseeds (-6.4%), 688 thousand tons of cereals (+42.5%), 368 thousand tons of coal (-41.9%), 210 thousand tons of chemicals (+19.0%) and 565 thousand tons of chemicals tons of other dry bulk (+32.9%). Liquid bulk is amounted to 7.0 million tonnes (-1.9%), of which 5.7 million tonnes tonnes of refined petroleum products (-1.0%), 981 thousand tons of chemicals (-9.2%) and 341 thousand tons of other liquid bulk (+5.0%).

Last year, cruise traffic was 584 thousand passengers (+6.7%), of which 520 thousand at disembarkation-boarding (+6.9%) and 64 thousand in transit (+4.9%).

In the whole of 2025, the port of Chioggia, also administered by the Port System Authority of the Adriatic Sea Northern, it handled 901 thousand tons of goods (+10.7%), of which 406 thousand tons of miscellaneous goods (+49.9%) and 494 thousand tons tons of dry bulk (-9.0%), of which 336 thousand tons of minerals and building materials (+3.3%), 62 thousand tons of chemical products (-27.0%), 20 thousand tons of products metallurgical (-32.6%), 18 thousand tons of feed, fodder and seeds (-32.4%) and 54 thousand tons of other dry bulk (-21,8%).