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October 14, 2009 · about 17 years ago

More passengers cruise through Vancouver in 2009

When the Celebrity Cruises ship Mercury pulls anchor today it will officially mark the end of Vancouver’s 2009 cruise ship season. And despite the bad news elsewhere in the tourism industry, the number of passengers going through the port was up this year compared to last.

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When the Celebrity Cruises ship Mercury pulls anchor today it will officially mark the end of Vancouver’s 2009 cruise ship season. And despite the bad news elsewhere in the tourism industry, the number of passengers going through the port was up this year compared to last.

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