Mr. Jeff Constantine

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  Jeff ConstantineGeneral Manager

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  Cable tram manager Jeff Constantine said
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  These people were Victorians as well as interstate and overseas guests according to Portland Cable Tram manager Jeff Constantine."In the past Portland may have had a negative image from people in neighbouring towns, perhaps due to rivalry and the view that Portland is an industrial town," Mr Constantine said, adding that Portland now appears to be shedding that image.

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  Portland Cable Trams manager Jeff Constantine was also looking forward to another busy Easter with a busload of visitors taking the tram on Sunday afternoon.The tram will operate all weekend excluding Friday morning according to Mr Constantine.

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  Jeff Constantine Manager / Bookings (03) 5523 2831

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  According to Portland Cable Trams manager Jeff Constantine the past three months have been good for business, with November visitor numbers up by around 10 per cent and a number of day-trippers coming from Warrnambool, Port Fairy and Mount Gambier to relax on the tram and see local tourist sights along the way.

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  Portland Cable Tram Inc general manager Jeff Constantine said they had also been quite busy these holidays.
  
  He said four groups had ridden the tram these holidays, two from out of town and a couple of local groups.
  
  Mr Constantine said these numbers were as good as last year and had boosted the passenger numbers for the tram to over 20,000.

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  General manager Jeff Constantine said reaching this target in just over four years justified the faith of those who first conceived the idea of building a tourist trams as a means of boosting tourism numbers in Portland back in 1996.
  
  "The support from the overwhelming majority of Portland residents and businesses has been a major factor in the trams continuing succes."
  
  Mr Constantine made special mention of the commitment of the large group of volunteers who had enabled the tram to operate 364 days a year and travel more than 12,000kms, since it was officially opened in March 2002.

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  PORTLAND Neighbouhood House projects officer Brad Charman (left), Portland Cable Trams manager Jeff Constantine and Work for the Dole participant Michael Gubby show off Portland Cable Trams' new promotional tickets.
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  Portland Cable Trams manager Jeff Constantine said he apreciated the particpants' efforts and looked forward to using the tickets for promotion in the future.
  
  "We will use the tickets to promote Portland and the cable trams in future marketing campaigns," he said.
  
  Five hundred tickets were presented to Portland Cable Trams at the tram depot on Monday.

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