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February 25, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Drop in cruise passengers worries Labour Party

The government did not have a strategy for tourism, Labour spokesman Marie-Louise Coleiro Preca said referring to statistics showing a drop in the number of cruise passengers in January. She said that when compared to January 2009, which was bang in the middle of a recession, this year’s cruise line

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The government did not have a strategy for tourism, Labour spokesman Marie-Louise Coleiro Preca said referring to statistics showing a drop in the number of cruise passengers in January. She said that when compared to January 2009, which was bang in the middle of a recession, this year’s cruise liner passengers dropped by 28 per cent.

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