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October 13, 2009 · about 17 years ago

Singapore cruise ambitions hit snag

Cruise vessel operators and agents in Singapore are seething over what they view to be an unjustified, unexplained, peremptory increase in docking fees at the nation’s cruise terminals. The scale of the increase is further exacerbating the furore; at ten times the original amount, cruise vessels and

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Cruise vessel operators and agents in Singapore are seething over what they view to be an unjustified, unexplained, peremptory increase in docking fees at the nation’s cruise terminals. The scale of the increase is further exacerbating the furore; at ten times the original amount, cruise vessels and their principals would now need to pay US$257 per hour for docking with Singapore authorities.

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