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      <title>Cruise Turnarounds and Container Terminals in One Basin: The Costs Ports Absorb Quietly</title>
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      <description>A cruise ship at a commercial berth looks like a nice piece of civic branding. Passengers on deck, cranes in the background, the whole port working at once. What the picture does not show is that for the length of that call, a container terminal has been operating with one hand tied behind its back.
Most mid-size ports that handle both passengers and boxes never built a separate cruise facility. The cruise business arrived later, or seasonally, or as a political initiative, and it got slotted into whatever quay had the depth and the road frontage.</description>
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