Hell, I don't know how smart he is...Harvard thinks he's smart. I'm guessing he's at least as smart as me and you...well, maybe you. I never discussed embarkation points. But Kea is absolutely correct. No one said that 4,000-passenger ships were coming. They said the port would be able to handle vessels that large.It is what it is...there is no cruise ship on the planet that allows guests to pick and choose their embarkation and debarkation points unless is it is a month long cruise or one of the residence cruises. No cruise ship sells rooms, slots dining rotation or makes a profit by selling a cruise in this manner. I would be happy to listen to facts if you care to lay them out for us.
If you are pointing to Calderon as your poster boy for Mexican intelligence, this conversation ended long before it started.
It is what it is...there is no cruise ship on the planet that allows guests to pick and choose their embarkation and debarkation points unless is it is a month long cruise or one of the residence cruises. No cruise ship sells rooms, slots dining rotation or makes a profit by selling a cruise in this manner. I would be happy to listen to facts if you care to lay them out for us.
If you are pointing to Calderon as your poster boy for Mexican intelligence, this conversation ended long before it started.
Only 1 showed up and never came back.Didn't cruises begin in Guaymas a few years ago? Was that successful? Are cruiselines still using that port?
Whatever size the boats are, I have heard ( and from more than 1 person) they will be used as a means of transporting people port to port, not like a typical, Long Beach to Cabo cruise. There are more way's of making money, (like charging for the service) with a boat than selling trinkets and drinks to the passengers, even people that do jump on and off will buy something on the boat.....It works fine for the airlines.
Of course it isn't a layup. And speaking of convention centers, I'm still looking at this one sideways, at least until I have an idea who's gonna run it and how. I just think comparing it to Boomer Fest is wrong. There's no comparison.Still Rosy this is no layup. it is much like a public funded convention center.About half of them are lead weights on the tax payers...stadiums from bond issues too. google these things and the problems pop up. The water issue is another worry.
Let's develop a bunch of pangas to swarm the ships, and follow them from port to port, selling tacos, T shirts, etc. Should be a real money maker.Whatever size the boats are, I have heard ( and from more than 1 person) they will be used as a means of transporting people port to port, not like a typical, Long Beach to Cabo cruise. There are more way's of making money, (like charging for the service) with a boat than selling trinkets and drinks to the passengers, even people that do jump on and off will buy something on the boat.....It works fine for the airlines.
You are always way ahead of me for money making ideas, thats why I was glad to see you rent the house, dont know what i would do without you.Let's develop a bunch of pangas to swarm the ships, and follow them from port to port, selling tacos, T shirts, etc. Should be a real money maker.
Ja ja ja ja jaYou are always way ahead of me for money making ideas, thats why I was glad to see you rent the house, dont know what i would do without you.