Charleston Not Alone in Cruise Tourism Challenges/Concerns
Cruise conference to address concerns in Charleston and abroad VENICE, Italy — More than two dozen residents gathered in a bar on the east side of this city earlier this month to plot the course of th ...
If the Fantasy really is sold, what ship, under 3500 passengers (a 900 person increase), will they base in Charleston??
http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=1736961
DHEC now considering an application for plug-in power at Truck Stops – smaller and far less polluting than cruise ships!
Shore power arrives at the Port of Halifax No. H003/13 For release - January 23, 2013 HALIFAX — The Port of Halifax will be the first port in Atlantic Canada to implement shore power for cruise ships ...
Litigation Update from the National Trust for Historic Preservation!
Click here: http://blog.preservationleadershipforum.org/2013/01/11/positive-charleston-lawsuit/
City Council’s Double Standard Pointed out in Jack Bass’ Commentary in Sunday’s Post & Courier
On-street smoking ban not consistent As the son of a chain-smoking father, I’ve smoked two cigarettes in my life. The first, when I was 12, tasted bad. The other came much later, when driving with my ...
We’re Ready for Action!
Let Cruise Hearing Begin Those who want reasonable limits to Charleston’s cruise industry should be allowed to present their case in court, according to a “referee” appointed to analyze their complain ...
Even the Post & Courier agrees “Carnival’s Green Image is just a Fantasy!”
Original Source OK, Carnival, write 1,000 times: I will not pollute the water and the air. I will not pollute the water and the air. Something has got to drive home to Carnival Cruise Lines that it i ...
It Does Seem More Than a Little Hypocritical
New cruise permit, but same haze In granting permission for a new cruise passenger terminal in Charleston, the S.C. office of Ocean and Coastal Resource Management also acknowledged the importance of ...
Buy Tickets Now! – Symposium on Cruise Ships in Historic Port Communities
Save the Date/Buy Your Tickets Now! February 6-8 Charleston will be the host city for an international symposium:Harboring Tourism: A Symposium on Cruise Ships in Historic Port Communities. The three ...