INDIA’S government has extended cabotage laws permitting foreign flagged passenger cruise lines to operate along the country’s coast by five years, until 2024. The move is part of the government sending a “good signal to the cruise community”, according to report from a local task force. The announcement comes ahead...
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INDIA’S government has
extended cabotage laws
permitting foreign flagged
passenger cruise lines to operate
along the country’s coast by five
years, until 2024.
The move is part of the
government sending a “good
signal to the cruise community”,
according to report from a local
task force.
The announcement comes
ahead of Costa Cruises’ Costa
NeoClassica homeporting in
Mumbai from Dec (CW 19 Jul).
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