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August 23, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Cruise ships return to port

Cruise tourism took a beating from Hurricane Dean in the form of a potential 16,682 cruise visitors that didn’t make it to our shores, but yesterday three cruise ships were due back in port. Six cruise ships that had been scheduled to call over Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday earlier this week did not

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Cruise tourism took a beating from Hurricane Dean in the form of a potential 16,682 cruise visitors that didn’t make it to our shores, but yesterday three cruise ships were due back in port.

Six cruise ships that had been scheduled to call over Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday earlier this week did not come into port following the storm.

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