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DP World Breaks Ground on Duke Point Terminal Expansion, Strengthening Vancouver Island’s Global Connectivity

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DP World Breaks Ground on Duke Point Terminal Expansion, Strengthening Vancouver Island’s Global Connectivity

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VANCOUVER, British Columbia, April 04, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- DP World, a global leader in logistics and supply chain solutions, officially launched construction of the Duke Point Terminal expansion today, aimed at significantly enhancing Vancouver Island’s connectivity and trade resilience…See the Story

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Port Authority of Guam welcomes its first cruise ship of 2025 – Pacific Ports

Port Authority of Guam welcomes its first cruise ship of 2025 – Pacific Ports

February 23, 2025 –The Port Authority of Guam proudly welcomed the first cruise ship of the year as the MS Asuka II arrived at the Port this morning at 6:34 a.m. Carrying approximately 642 passengers and 511 crew members, the vessel marks the beginning of what is anticipated to be an exciting year for tourism and maritime activity on the island. Port General Manager Rory J. Respicio expressed the Port’s enthusiasm in welcoming the ship and its p…See the Story