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Costa Cruises are now planning a restart of operations in Spain on July 3, having previously announced that this would be June 14. The cruise operator is scheduling a ship to depart from Barcelona on this later date, but there has yet to be official
confirmation from the Spanish government that cruise tourism can resume. There has been a ban since March last year, with the exception of the Canaries, where special authorisation was given in late October.
Luigi Stefanelli, the Costa Cruises director for Spain and Portugal, is warning of a loss of market share for Spain, given that other countries, e.g. Greece and Israel, now allow cruise ships. He believes that there is
They said: This council has done anything but focus on survival. Their childish inept policies appear anti-business and anti-tourism. I believe tourism accounts for circa ten per cent of Brighton s business revenue. I can t think of one thing they have done to support this sector. In fact quite the opposite, making it more difficult and unappealing to attract tourists.
The proposed sign similar to that in Amsterdam Another commented that the huge signs spelling Brighton and Hove proposed by the Conservatives may encourage tourism. They said: Yes, Brighton is a popular place. But how much more popular would it be if tourists were more welcome?