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Does the Dubai Cruise Safety Campaign Assure You or Frighten You?

By Jim Walker on March 27, 2013
Posted in Weird Cruise News

Abu Dhabi CruiseI have a section in this blog called "weird" cruise news. This is one of those stories.

Dubai has been very active as of late conducting PR work to encourage cruises from its port in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).

Another city in the UAE, Abu Dhabi (the capital), made an impressive showing at recent…

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