Singapore stops gambling cruises

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The High Court at Singapore ruled in favor of the country's port authority in refusing berth to cruise ships operating as floating casinos. The decision was a result of a court battle between Lines International and Singapore's port and tourism authorities. In its decision, the High Court cleared that the port's administrative power was not only limited on the physical use of the port.

Laws, regulations and rules, Casinos, Cruise ships, Singapore. Port of Singapore Authority

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Star pods lead to simulator upgrade

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Star Cruises has invested about $5 mil in its simulation center in Port Klang, Malaysia, to accomodate ships with podded propulsion.

Malaysia, Company investment, Investments, Star Cruises PLC

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Taking hotel load from ashore

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Princess Cruises has commissioned a $4.5 mil shore power connection facility in Juneau, Alaska.

Facilities & equipment, Alaska, Finance, Buildings and facilities, Princess Cruise Lines, Company financing

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