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By The Phuket News

 

PHUKET: The Marine Department will hire a consultant to research the viability of building ship terminals for large cruise liners along the Andaman coast.

 

Phuket Vice Governor Amnuay Pinsuwan revealed the news at a meeting held to bring the project to the public’s attention at the Pullman Phuket Panwa Beach Resort yesterday (Nov 25).

 

Mr Amnuay said that the Marine Department wishes to hire a consultant to conduct the study and draft a master plan for the development of cruise ship terminals on the Andaman coast, namely the provinces of Ranong, Phang Nga, Krabi, Phuket, Trang and Satun.

 

Full story: https://www.thephuketnews.com/marine-dept-eyes-large-cruise-ship-terminals-on-andaman-coast-82171.php

 

-- © Copyright Phuket News 2021-11-26

 

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"I'm a consultant, I'm available......keep the coffee coming".

 

Covid clusters love cruises.

Build a deep water container shipping port, China will come.

1 hour ago, hotchilli said:

Build a deep water container shipping port, China will come.

And finance it with many strings

 

Don’t eye it, build it, a cruise ship a day keeps the bailiff away, 5000 at a time of on coach sightseeing trips , ensure they stay in port overnight so that the family friendly resorts can get a shout at there money, c’mon Anutin you can knock that up in no time, one of the most popular holiday destinations and on route to Singapore and the like, a sea port to cater for these nights is a must. It could be a Terminal with passengers being ferried from ship to shore, can I be project manager I can start on Monday and will have it up and running within 12 months, no brown envelopes,no extortionate compulsory land purchases, good honest business project for the good of the people.

There goes the neighborhood......????

What is the situation at the deep sea port at Dawai that Thailand has spent billions on ?

Sorry, that is Myanmar, is it still being developed ?