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A new cruise port in George Town
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In what year was the port at George Town constructed?

1977

What was the original annual cargo capacity designed for George Town's port?

50,000 tonnes

What is the purpose of tenders in George Town's cruise operations?

Transport passengers from ship to shore

During what hours can cargo operations take place at the current port?

Between 6pm and 5am

By what year is the current port projected to run out of space entirely?

2033

What was the estimated cost of the proposed new cruise terminal development?

$240 million

How many cruise liners could the proposed port accommodate simultaneously?

Four cruise liners

What depth would the seabed be dredged to for the proposed port?

10 metres

How many acres of coral reef would require dredging for the proposed development?

15 acres

Which critically endangered species is supported by the area around the port?

Hawksbill Turtle

How many jobs would the proposed port development have created in cruise tourism?

Over 5,000 people

What percentage of cruise passengers choose to remain onboard rather than disembark?

15-20%

What was the government's final decision regarding the proposed port development?

Abandoned the development

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