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Home›Green Marine›Port of Gulfport study says cost at $30M to attract cruise line
Green Marine

March 15, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Port of Gulfport study says cost at $30M to attract cruise line

GULFPORT (AP) – A study shows a cruise line terminal at the state Port of Gulfport would cost $30 million to $35 million. The study, released Friday by port director Don Allee, recommends the terminal be located at the former site of the Copa Casino off U.S. 90.

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GULFPORT (AP) – A study shows a cruise line terminal at the state Port of Gulfport would cost $30 million to $35 million. The study, released Friday by port director Don Allee, recommends the terminal be located at the former site of the Copa Casino off U.S. 90.

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