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June 30, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Tonga to dredge wharf to help draw cruise ships

Tonga’s Prime Minister has announced a USA$32 million reconstruction project at Vuna wharf in the hope of attracting cruise ships to Nuku’alofa each year. Matangi Tonga reports that Dr Feleti Sevele envisages transforming the area into a tourist centre that would include a yachting marina, shopping

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Tonga’s Prime Minister has announced a USA$32 million reconstruction project at Vuna wharf in the hope of attracting cruise ships to Nuku’alofa each year. Matangi Tonga reports that Dr Feleti Sevele envisages transforming the area into a tourist centre that would include a yachting marina, shopping mall and the royal palace.

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