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March 29, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Port of Tallinn expects fewer cruise ships, passengers

Port of Tallinn expects a total of 275 cruise ships with about 400,000 passengers to visit the port this year, according to the company’s press spokesperson Sven Ratassepp. 273 cruise ships with 400,000 passengers were expected to call at Tallinn City Harbor and two cruise ships with 600 passengers

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Port of Tallinn expects a total of 275 cruise ships with about 400,000 passengers to visit the port this year, according to the company’s press spokesperson Sven Ratassepp. 273 cruise ships with 400,000 passengers were expected to call at Tallinn City Harbor and two cruise ships with 600 passengers at Saaremaa Harbor.

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