Friday, October 28, 2011

Renovations begin on QE2 - The National

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Renovations begin on QE2
The National
AP Photo/Cunard, James Morgan,HO DUBAI // Planning has begun to restore the QE2, the former cruise liner which has languished in Port Rashid for two years, to its former glory. Initial planning and small-scale contract work have resumed on the ship, ...

Tuesday, October 25, 2011

Ahoy Dubai: Gulf city to expand cruise ship port - Bradenton Herald

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Ahoy Dubai: Gulf city to expand cruise ship port
Bradenton Herald
They didn't say how much it would cost. Port Rashid is the current home of the Queen Elizabeth 2, the famed British liner Dubai bought in 2007 for $100 million. It's docked just opposite the existing cruise terminal. Dubai had planned to turn the ship ...

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Ahoy Dubai: Gulf city to expand cruise ship port - Atlanta Journal Constitution

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Ahoy Dubai: Gulf city to expand cruise ship port
Atlanta Journal Constitution
The port can only handle two cruise ships at once now. The model in the foreground is the Costa Cruise line ship "Costa Classica".(AP Photo/Kamran Jebreili) The Queen Elizabeth II, the famed British liner Dubai bought in 2007 for $100 million is docked ...

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Dubai hopes to attract more seafaring sightseers with plans for bigger cruise ... - Washington Post

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Dubai hopes to attract more seafaring sightseers with plans for bigger cruise ...
Washington Post
They didn't say how much it would cost. Port Rashid is the current home of the Queen Elizabeth 2, the famed British liner Dubai bought in 2007 for $100 million. It's docked just opposite the existing cruise terminal. Dubai had planned to turn the ship ...

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Ahoy Dubai: Gulf city to expand cruise ship port - The Ledger

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Ahoy Dubai: Gulf city to expand cruise ship port
The Ledger
They didn't say how much it would cost. Port Rashid is the current home of the Queen Elizabeth 2, the famed British liner Dubai bought in 2007 for $100 million. It's docked just opposite the existing cruise terminal. Dubai had planned to turn the ship ...

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Follow From the Wires - Salon

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Follow From the Wires
Salon
They didn't say how much it would cost. Port Rashid is the current home of the Queen Elizabeth 2, the famed British liner Dubai bought in 2007 for $100 million. It's docked just opposite the existing cruise terminal. Dubai had planned to turn the ship ...

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Ahoy Dubai: Gulf city to expand cruise ship port - msnbc.com

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Ahoy Dubai: Gulf city to expand cruise ship port
msnbc.com
They didn't say how much it would cost. Port Rashid is the current home of the Queen Elizabeth 2, the famed British liner Dubai bought in 2007 for $100 million. It's docked just opposite the existing cruise terminal. Dubai had planned to turn the ship ...

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Ahoy Dubai: Gulf city to expand cruise ship port - CBS News

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Ahoy Dubai: Gulf city to expand cruise ship port
CBS News
They didn't say how much it would cost. Port Rashid is the current home of the Queen Elizabeth 2, the famed British liner Dubai bought in 2007 for $100 million. It's docked just opposite the existing cruise terminal. Dubai had planned to turn the ship ...

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Ahoy Dubai: Gulf city to expand cruise ship port - BlueRidgeNow.com

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Ahoy Dubai: Gulf city to expand cruise ship port
BlueRidgeNow.com
They didn't say how much it would cost. Port Rashid is the current home of the Queen Elizabeth 2, the famed British liner Dubai bought in 2007 for $100 million. It's docked just opposite the existing cruise terminal. Dubai had planned to turn the ship ...

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Dubai hopes to attract more seafaring sightseers with plans for bigger cruise ... - Newser

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Dubai hopes to attract more seafaring sightseers with plans for bigger cruise ...
Newser
Dubai plans to significantly expand its cruise ship port in an... (Associated Press) The Queen Elizabeth II, the famed British liner Dubai bought in 2007 for $100 million is docked opposite the cruise terminal at the Port Rashid in Dubai, ...

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Ahoy Dubai: Gulf city to expand cruise ship port - TheNewsTribune.com

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Ahoy Dubai: Gulf city to expand cruise ship port
TheNewsTribune.com
They didn't say how much it would cost. Port Rashid is the current home of the Queen Elizabeth 2, the famed British liner Dubai bought in 2007 for $100 million. It's docked just opposite the existing cruise terminal. Dubai had planned to turn the ship ...

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Ahoy Dubai: Gulf city to expand cruise ship port - MiamiHerald.com

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Ahoy Dubai: Gulf city to expand cruise ship port
MiamiHerald.com
They didn't say how much it would cost. Port Rashid is the current home of the Queen Elizabeth 2, the famed British liner Dubai bought in 2007 for $100 million. It's docked just opposite the existing cruise terminal. Dubai had planned to turn the ship ...

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Ahoy Dubai: Gulf city to expand cruise ship port - Sacramento Bee

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Ahoy Dubai: Gulf city to expand cruise ship port
Sacramento Bee
They didn't say how much it would cost. Port Rashid is the current home of the Queen Elizabeth 2, the famed British liner Dubai bought in 2007 for $100 million. It's docked just opposite the existing cruise terminal. Dubai had planned to turn the ship ...

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Ahoy Dubai: Gulf city to expand cruise ship port - WTOP

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Ahoy Dubai: Gulf city to expand cruise ship port
WTOP
They didn't say how much it would cost. Port Rashid is the current home of the Queen Elizabeth 2, the famed British liner Dubai bought in 2007 for $100 million. It's docked just opposite the existing cruise terminal. Dubai had planned to turn the ship ...

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Ahoy Dubai: Gulf city to expand cruise ship port - KTAR.com

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Ahoy Dubai: Gulf city to expand cruise ship port
KTAR.com
They didn't say how much it would cost. Port Rashid is the current home of the Queen Elizabeth 2, the famed British liner Dubai bought in 2007 for $100 million. It's docked just opposite the existing cruise terminal. Dubai had planned to turn the ship ...

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