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Old September 18th, 2003, 12:34 AM
steve
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i was trying to find out why there is so few cruises from vancouver or
around to san franscisco or los angeles ?

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Old September 18th, 2003, 02:14 AM
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The Coastal cruises are basically "repositioning" ones. Ones included when
a ship prepares for the "Alaska season" from the Caribbean. And vice
versa. Sailing up the Pacific Coast is generally not as profitable/exotic
as either Alaska/Caribbean.

Jim
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i was trying to find out why there is so few cruises from vancouver or
around to san franscisco or los angeles ?



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Old September 18th, 2003, 03:06 AM
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There are a couple reasons why there are fewer west coast cruises. U.S.
Law prohibits passenger vessels flagged in another country from traveling
between two ports in the United States without visiting a foreign port.
Other laws restrict what ships can be flagged in the United States, too.
There are also fewer port options from the west coast than from Florida.
Hawaii is a five day cruise from California, and you are pretty much
restricted to Puerto Villarta, Mazatlan and Cabo San Lucas if you want a
cruise that is one week long.

Tom Smith

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i was trying to find out why there is so few cruises from vancouver or
around to san franscisco or los angeles ?



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Old September 18th, 2003, 02:24 PM
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I was just curious...what other laws?

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Other laws restrict what ships can be flagged in the United States, too.

Tom Smith




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Old September 19th, 2003, 03:17 AM
Thomas Smith
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The Jones Act, and other related acts require that US flagged vessels be
built in the US, have US citizens as bridge officers, be at least 75% crewed
by Americans, and comply with all US labor laws. Most of these laws were
put in place to protect the US shipbuilding industry, which no longer
exists, except for the Navy.

Tom Smith

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I was just curious...what other laws?

"Thomas Smith" -NO-SPAM wrote in message
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Other laws restrict what ships can be flagged in the United States, too.

Tom Smith






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Old September 19th, 2003, 12:18 PM
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If I'm not mistaken, the Jones Act has to do with commercial vessels.
The Passenger Ship Act deals with cruise ships.



"Thomas Smith" -NO-SPAM wrote:

The Jones Act, and other related acts require that US flagged vessels be
built in the US, have US citizens as bridge officers, be at least 75% crewed
by Americans, and comply with all US labor laws. Most of these laws were
put in place to protect the US shipbuilding industry, which no longer
exists, except for the Navy.

Tom Smith

"Rich Cacace" richcacace-REMOVE TO wrote in message
.net...
I was just curious...what other laws?

"Thomas Smith" -NO-SPAM wrote in message
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Other laws restrict what ships can be flagged in the United States, too.

Tom Smith







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Old September 21st, 2003, 03:37 AM
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Are you as "Good Looking" as you are smart???



"CupCaked" wrote in message
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If I'm not mistaken, the Jones Act has to do with commercial vessels.
The Passenger Ship Act deals with cruise ships.



"Thomas Smith" -NO-SPAM wrote:

The Jones Act, and other related acts require that US flagged vessels be
built in the US, have US citizens as bridge officers, be at least 75%

crewed
by Americans, and comply with all US labor laws. Most of these laws were
put in place to protect the US shipbuilding industry, which no longer
exists, except for the Navy.

Tom Smith

"Rich Cacace" richcacace-REMOVE TO wrote in

message
.net...
I was just curious...what other laws?

"Thomas Smith" -NO-SPAM wrote in

message
...
Other laws restrict what ships can be flagged in the United States,

too.

Tom Smith







__ /7__/7__/7__
\::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::...
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

http://www.cupcaked.com/reviews
(...and leave off the "potatoes" to e-mail)



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Old September 21st, 2003, 02:44 PM
CupCaked
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Why, yes. . . yes, I am :-)

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Are you as "Good Looking" as you are smart???



"CupCaked" wrote in message
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If I'm not mistaken, the Jones Act has to do with commercial vessels.
The Passenger Ship Act deals with cruise ships.



"Thomas Smith" -NO-SPAM wrote:

The Jones Act, and other related acts require that US flagged vessels be
built in the US, have US citizens as bridge officers, be at least 75%

crewed
by Americans, and comply with all US labor laws. Most of these laws were
put in place to protect the US shipbuilding industry, which no longer
exists, except for the Navy.

Tom Smith

"Rich Cacace" richcacace-REMOVE TO wrote in

message
.net...
I was just curious...what other laws?

"Thomas Smith" -NO-SPAM wrote in

message
...
Other laws restrict what ships can be flagged in the United States,

too.

Tom Smith







__ /7__/7__/7__
\::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::...
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

http://www.cupcaked.com/reviews
(...and leave off the "potatoes" to e-mail)




__ /7__/7__/7__
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http://www.cupcaked.com/reviews
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Old September 21st, 2003, 11:43 PM
Cruisetech
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Smart......
Goodlooking......
Likes to Cruise.....
Will you marry me???



"CupCaked" wrote in message
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Why, yes. . . yes, I am :-)

"Cruisetech" wrote:

Are you as "Good Looking" as you are smart???



"CupCaked" wrote in message
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If I'm not mistaken, the Jones Act has to do with commercial vessels.
The Passenger Ship Act deals with cruise ships.



"Thomas Smith" -NO-SPAM wrote:

The Jones Act, and other related acts require that US flagged vessels

be
built in the US, have US citizens as bridge officers, be at least 75%

crewed
by Americans, and comply with all US labor laws. Most of these laws

were
put in place to protect the US shipbuilding industry, which no longer
exists, except for the Navy.

Tom Smith

"Rich Cacace" richcacace-REMOVE TO wrote in

message
.net...
I was just curious...what other laws?

"Thomas Smith" -NO-SPAM wrote in

message
...
Other laws restrict what ships can be flagged in the United

States,
too.

Tom Smith







__ /7__/7__/7__
\::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::...
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

http://www.cupcaked.com/reviews
(...and leave off the "potatoes" to e-mail)




__ /7__/7__/7__
\::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::...
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

http://www.cupcaked.com/reviews
(...and leave off the "potatoes" to e-mail)



 




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