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April 7, 2008 · about 18 years ago

Ferry boost ‘from airport delays’

Airport taxes and delays have led motoring tourists to return to ferries ‘in their thousands’, according to Dover Harbour Board. The board said tourist car journeys reached nearly 2.84m last year – the highest annual total since 1999.

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Airport taxes and delays have led motoring tourists to return to ferries ‘in their thousands’, according to Dover Harbour Board.

The board said tourist car journeys reached nearly 2.84m last year – the highest annual total since 1999.

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