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1. 1. NessLink Extranet - Information For Loch Ness Business - Loch Ness News

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   Published on: 6/4/2007   Last Visited: 11/29/2007

   Its cruise development manager, Captain Iain Dunderdale, yesterday said: "Arielle marks the beginning of another great cruise liner season - one of the best in our history.

2. 2. Cruise liners set to break more records for Cromarty Firth. The Cromarty Firth is set for another record-breaking season of cruise liner visits with 51 ships expected to dock at the port in 2006 (Feb. 28, 2006)

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   Published on: 1/1/2006   Last Visited: 2/28/2006

   Captain Iain Dunderdale, cruise development manager with Cruise Highlands Limited - a joint venture between the Cromarty Firth Port Authority and Bannerman of Tain - said the cruise programme once again highlighted continuing growth in cruising around countries bordering the North Sea and North Atlantic, and the popularity of the Cromarty Firth and Invergordon as a port of call.
   
   Invergordon attributes much of its success to being a founding member of Cruise Europe in 1991. In that year, Invergordon had seven liners with a total of 2,845 passengers.
   
   "The 2006 programme, and the dramatic increase in passenger numbers, will deliver massive economic benefits for Easter Ross and the wider Highlands from spending on shore tours and in local shops, and visits to places of interest," said Captain Dunderdale.
   
   "Previous studies of average spending by cruise line business on services, tours and shopping suggest that the area will benefit from total expenditure of over £2.5 million. We believe, however, that average spending is higher and we would welcome a further study to confirm the full economic benefits of the cruise industry to the area and the Highland tourist industry."
   
   Captain Dunderdale revealed that provisional passenger figures also indicated a heartening increase in the USA market, with some 12,000 Americans expected during the year.
   
   He added: "We hope this significant increase in the number of American passengers will launch a sustained recovery of a key market for cruising.

3. 3. High hopes for next year as Cromarty Firth cruise season ends (Sep. 21, 2004)

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   Published on: 9/21/2004   Last Visited: 9/22/2004

   "With these top liners leading a growing list of cruise ships for next season, we hope that the 2005 programme will at least match the port's performance this year," said Captain Iain Dunderdale, cruise development director of marketing agency Cruise Highlands.
   
   Forty liners carrying over 21,000 passengers from the UK, Germany, France, the USA, Russia and Italy have berthed at Invergordon since the opening of the season on May 24 - an increase of over 70 per cent on the previous year.