Ocean Passenger Vessels: Migrating South for the Winter. Special Report
Ocean Passenger Vessels: Migrating South for the Winter. Special Report
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In response to consumer demand, the passenger vessels that operate from seaports along the Atlantic, Gulf, and Pacific coasts alternate between north and south. Passenger vessels that sail out of ports such as New York, Baltimore and Seattle in the summer, lift anchor and steam for departure ports such as Miami, Tampa and Los Angeles, or overseas markets during the cold winter months. This phenomenon has grown in recent years as cruise lines increased the number of close-to-home departure ports in the north.
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Ocean Passenger Vessels: Migrating South for the Winter. Special Report
2010
3 pages
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English
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