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Home›Green Marine›Piracy shoots down cruise ships numbers
Green Marine

January 19, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Piracy shoots down cruise ships numbers

The threat of pirates along the Somali coastline is scaring off cruise ship travellers denying the country potential visitors to continue the tourism sector’s recovery process. In 2010, when the industry showed strong signs of recovering from effects of post-election violence and the economic slowdo

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The threat of pirates along the Somali coastline is scaring off cruise ship travellers denying the country potential visitors to continue the tourism sector’s recovery process. In 2010, when the industry showed strong signs of recovering from effects of post-election violence and the economic slowdown, the number of cruise ships arrivals dropped by 95 per cent due to the menace.

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