Ferry News - August 2009
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Irish Continental fall for first half year
The ferry operator reported €119.8m in revenue for the period compared to €166.1m last year.
New fares for autumn announced by LD Lines
The ferry operator has introduced new fares for autumn on all cross-channel routes.
Alaska cruise numbers to fall in 2010
Cruise traffic to Alaska is expected to drop by 14 percent next year, adding to tourism concerns.
Pacific Beachcomber acquires Paul Gauguin Cruises
Paul Gauguin Cruises has revealed it has been acquired by Pacific Beachcomber, a luxury resort sector leader.
Cruise line sees return to profit
For its second financial quarter Norwegian Cruise Line has posted a profit.
Ferry company threatens to cut UK investment
P&O Ferries, which employs over 4,000 in the UK, issued the warning over backdated business rates.
Tonga ferry sinks leaving 86 missing
At least 53 people on board the vessel were rescued after it capsized off the south Pacific island.
Popularity of Western Isles ferries on the rise
A pilot programme offering lower fares is credited with boosting traffic on the routes.
Tourists warned of terror threat in Spain
The Foreign Office has stepped up its warning to UK holidaymakers headed to Spain this summer.
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