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The Caribbean cruise tourism industry has been dealt a major blow after one cruise liner announced that it is pulling out of the region next summer.
Royal Caribbean International says that it will reposition its ship from the Caribbean to Europe in 2012.
The Caribbean Tourism Organisation (CTO) says it understands that repositioning is a normal course of business within the cruise sector, particularly during the summer months.
But the CTO is worried about how much this will impact on the already struggling summer cruise business in the region.
The organisation says it is already taking measures to ensure that the Caribbean remains a highly desirable cruising destination.
My understanding is ALLURE and OASIS will be year-round Caribbean cruise ships for several years to come. As part of Royal Caribbean's deal with Port Everglades for Terminal 18, they have guaranteed a certain amount of yearly passenger traffic. I believe the only way to accomplish this is by keeping ALLURE and OASIS based in Port Everglades year round.
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