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Ferry firm has confidence in the resilience of Tasman crossing

by Rob McKay — last modified Jun 25, 2009 04:19 PM

LIKE all businesses, TT-Line has seen its operations caught in the draught of the global financial crisis, with both passenger and freight figures adversely affected.

  
Ferry firm has confidence in the resilience of Tasman crossing

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But according to chief executive Charles Griplas, the Tasmanian Government-owned company that operates the Spirit of Tasmania ro-pax ferries that link mainland Australia with the state has responded positively.
Various strongly-advertised sales and marketing initiatives had been implemented in response...

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