Potential Impact of Increased Taxes on Cruise Ships in U.S. Ports

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Potential threat of increased taxes on foreign-flagged cruise ships in U.S. ports
Impact on passenger costs and mega-ship strategy of cruise lines
Challenges in having U.S. flagged ships due to legal and financial obstacles
Consideration of imposing taxes based on passenger count or vessel capacity
Need for cruise companies to adjust itineraries to maintain competitiveness

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Potential Impact of Increased Taxes on Cruise Ships in U.S. Ports

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