Cruise Jamaica … a push to increase market share By Mike Jarrett 2017, November 1: Jamaica is seeing exciting growth in cruise business and is expecting to receive a record number of cruise passengers
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Be prepared for dialogue y friends returned from their third Caribbean cruise earlier this year. They said that they enjoyed it immensely. In discussion I realised that they went ashore at only one de
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In case of extreme events By Ibrahim Ajagunna and Fritz Pinnock 2017, November 1: Cruising is, by far, the fastest growing sub-sector of the global tourism industry. However – unlike accommodation, fo
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Another piece of Caribbean paradise ... ideal for yachts and boutique cruise lines 2017, November 1: Across a narrow channel on the north side of St. Martin is another piece of paradise, the island of
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Construction of Mega Cruise Pier II nears completion 2017, November 1: Curaçao’s Mega Cruise Pier II, in the final stages of construction, was expecting its first ship on November 13, 2017, P&O Cr
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San Juan pier slated for $2.8m. upgrade 2017, June 1: Royal Caribbean Cruises and the Puerto Rico Ports Authority will collaborate in a development project to upgrade the PanAmerican II Pier in San Ju
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Dunns River upgrade with theme park 2017, June 1: Recent upgrading of Jamaica's Dunn's River Falls attraction is expected to enhance the country's tourism product. The new $122-million Central Gardens
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Belize making strides; Havana on top 2017, June 1: Belize was named in the 'Top 5 Summer Cruise Destinations" by Cruise Lines International Association (CUA). The world's largest cruise industry trade
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BVI expanding cruise facilities at Road Town 2017, June 1: Tortola Pier Park making a positive difference in 2014 the government of the British Virgin Islands (BVI) adopted plans developed by its port
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.. the first in three years 2017, March 1: Jamaica received a cruise ship call to its capital city Kingston on December 6 last, the first time in three years. The Port of Kingston, now an industrial/
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