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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsImagine a world in which the Bahamas got help
from big tourism industry players...
Would be nice, wouldn't it?
littlemissmartypants
(22,418 posts)virgogal
(10,178 posts)maxsolomon
(32,992 posts)They also have bookings from here to eternity, and no spare ships.
Now, the US Navy...
Amishman
(5,541 posts)Insurance wouldn't insure them for that type of activity either. Would also be an invitation for a shareholder lawsuit.
This a job for the government, put our oversized navy to productive use.
Cirque du So-What
(25,812 posts)but the clues indicate you're actually a Contrarian - the 13th sign of the zodiac.
cwydro
(51,308 posts)Wouldnt that be wonderful?
Historic NY
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True Dough
(17,094 posts)Thanks for doing that.
LAS14
(13,749 posts)Sneederbunk
(14,208 posts)AtheistCrusader
(33,982 posts)Especially since cruise lines have done it before.
Irma/Maria:
https://www.cruisecritic.com/news/news.cfm?ID=8058#recovery-efforts
In case that's too much context, an example:
"Norwegian Cruise Line, in cooperation with the government of St. Thomas, deployed Norwegian Sky to the island to rescue thousands of displaced residents and stranded travelers."
drmeow
(4,996 posts)Which is registered in the Bahamas should be required by law to do so - of course, any country that offers itself as a tax haven for companies in that way is unlikely to impose such a law.