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February 18, 2008 · about 18 years ago

Ports risk losing cruise business

The arrival of the Queen Victoria cruise ship in New Zealand marks massive increases in cruise ship volume, and potentially big problems for under-equipped ports. The 294-metre ship is on its inaugural global tour as the Cunard cruise line’s latest liner and will replace the Queen Elizabeth 2, which

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The arrival of the Queen Victoria cruise ship in New Zealand marks massive increases in cruise ship volume, and potentially big problems for under-equipped ports.

The 294-metre ship is on its inaugural global tour as the Cunard cruise line’s latest liner and will replace the Queen Elizabeth 2, which is now on its final world tour.

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