ESTIMATES of the cost of building a cruise liner berth in St Peter Port Harbour have risen by more than £100m. in just a year.
Cruise Ships news
The few shops that open for cruise passengers do little trade
JUST a handful of shops opened yesterday, leaving nearly 4,000 cruise ship tourists with nothing to do.
Sunday shop law a risk to cruise ship visits
GUERNSEY should do more to cash in on cruise ship tourism, according to Carolyn Spencer Brown, editor in chief of Cruisecritic.com.
Cruise ship a sign of summer, but stormy waters lie ahead
AS THE saying goes, one swallow doesn’t make a summer and nor, in a Sark context, does the sight of half a dozen horse-drawn carriages coming down The Avenue necessarily mean that we’re in for a bumper tourist season.
Escape from cruise ship
A RETIRED local couple yesterday described the terror of being trapped on a cruise liner that was ‘lifted up’ after crashing into a jetty.
Cruising towards a record
NEARLY 29,000 passengers from cruise ships have visited Guernsey in what looks set to be a record-breaking year.
Strawberry Farm – it’s new tenant or closure
A TOURIST attraction is set to close unless a new tenant can be found.
Two restaurants keep festival spirit alive
RAIN in the morning stopped most restaurants taking part in the second day of the Pollet Food Festival.
Campaigns
Voice For Victims
Voice for Victims is a campaign aimed at promoting the rights of those affected by child sexual abuse.