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Cruise lines are spending up to $250 million buying private Caribbean islands after being blasted for overrunning classic tourist destinations - Vimarsana News

Cruise lines are spending up to $250 million buying private Caribbean islands after being blasted for overrunning classic tourist destinations

Cruise lines are doubling down on private destinations and spending up to $250 million buying private Caribbean islands as exclusive locations for their customers. 

'Awful - shouldn't be allowed!' Fury after massive 58,000-ton Spirit of Adventure cruise ship moored at tiny Cornish town so 999 passengers could go on day trip - swelling local population by nearly 50 PER CENT - Vimarsana News

'Awful - shouldn't be allowed!' Fury after massive 58,000-ton Spirit of Adventure cruise ship moored at tiny Cornish town so 999 passengers could go on day trip - swelling local population by nearly 50 PER CENT

The Spirit of Adventure stopped in Fowey on Friday and is the longest and heaviest cruise ship to have anchored there. But not everyone was happy about the arrival of the massive ship.

Saga cruise ship moors at Fowey in Cornwall sparking anger among locals | UK | News - Vimarsana News

Saga cruise ship moors at Fowey in Cornwall sparking anger among locals | UK | News

Saga's Spirit of Adventure, a 58,000-ton cruise liner, stopped at Fowey in Cornwall - with its scores of guests disembarking and causing the tiny 2,315-strong community to almost double in size.

Fowey: Locals furious as 'monster' cruise ship docks into tiny tow | UK News - Vimarsana News

Fowey: Locals furious as 'monster' cruise ship docks into tiny tow | UK News

A tiny town home to just 2,300 people is playing host to a cruise ship about 22 London buses long - and locals aren't exactly pleased.