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November 29, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Govt. to expand Dockyard port

Two mega-size cruise ships berthing one in front of the other at an expanded facility in Dockyard now appears the most likely way forward for Bermuda. And for St. George’s a future vision of a Monaco-style destination with mega yachts visiting the harbour rather than cruise ships was put forward by

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Two mega-size cruise ships berthing one in front of the other at an expanded facility in Dockyard now appears the most likely way forward for Bermuda. And for St. George’s a future vision of a Monaco-style destination with mega yachts visiting the harbour rather than cruise ships was put forward by Premier Ewart Brown to a packed public meeting last night as the future of the Island as a cruise ship destination was discussed.

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