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Green Marine

September 4, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Port welcomes 2,000 new customers

More than 2,000 cruise passengers spent the day visiting Kent tourist spots as Dover welcomed a ship which is to become one of its biggest customers. MSC Lirica, which docked on Tuesday, was the first of Italian-owned MSC Cruises’s ships to stop at the port. Ten more visits are planned next year. “I

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More than 2,000 cruise passengers spent the day visiting Kent tourist spots as Dover welcomed a ship which is to become one of its biggest customers. MSC Lirica, which docked on Tuesday, was the first of Italian-owned MSC Cruises’s ships to stop at the port. Ten more visits are planned next year. “It is a substantial boost for the local economy,” said Keith Southey, spokesman for the Port of Dover. Earlier this year, the port announced a

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