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Port Authority of Jamaica to Dredge Port of Falmouth, Again

By Jim Walker on October 12, 2017
Posted in Caribbean Islands

Falmouth Jamaica PortThe Port Authority of Jamaica (PAJ) intends to again dredge the port of Falmouth in order to extend the Falmouth cruise ship pier, according to the Jamaica Gleaner.

A PAJ representative stated that the new project will permit the Jamaican port to allow two of the Royal Caribbean’s Oasis Class (originally known as the Genesis…

Royal Caribbean to Pull Some of its Cruise Ships from Falmouth, Jamaica?

By Jim Walker on July 8, 2017
Posted in Caribbean Islands

Royal Caribbean and sister cruise line Celebrity Cruises are pulling some of their cruise ships from the port of Falmouth, Jamaica, according to the Jamaican Gleaner.

Yesterday, the Gleaner published an article titled Major Cruiselines Pull Out Of Falmouth Port, Financial Fallout Expected. The article is admittedly confusing. It quotes Falmouth’s mayor, Colin…

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