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Green Marine

April 25, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Mobile hopeful for second cruise ship

Six months ago, Carnival Cruise Lines’ 46,000-ton Holiday sailed out of its Mobile home port for the first time – sparking hopes of increased tourism and a shot in the arm for downtown. While the city is still a rookie in the cruise business, local officials say they believe the ship has been succes

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Six months ago, Carnival Cruise Lines’ 46,000-ton Holiday sailed out of its Mobile home port for the first time – sparking hopes of increased tourism and a shot in the arm for downtown. While the city is still a rookie in the cruise business, local officials say they believe the ship has been successful enough to make it a question of when – not if – another cruise ship will make its home port in Mobile.

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