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February 2, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Savannah moves forward on cruise ship terminal idea

Charleston expects to cash in on their cruise terminal this coming year to the tune of $40 million. Savannah city leaders hope a cruise line in the hostess city will do the same thing. The news of Charleston’s expected cash surge has whet the City of Savannah’s appetite for a cruise ship.

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Charleston expects to cash in on their cruise terminal this coming year to the tune of $40 million. Savannah city leaders hope a cruise line in the hostess city will do the same thing. The news of Charleston’s expected cash surge has whet the City of Savannah’s appetite for a cruise ship.

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