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In this aerial view, ships are seen being broken down for scrap metal at the Aliaga ship recycling port in Izmir, Turkey. With the global coronavirus pandemic pushing the multi-billion dollar cruise industry into crisis, some cruise operators have been forced to cut losses and retire ships earlier than planned. The cruise industry has been one of the hardest hit industries after a series of outbreaks occurred on cruise liners as the pandemic spread. The crisis however has bolstered the year's intake of ships at the Aliaga ship recycling port with business up thirty percent on the previous year.
In this aerial view, ships are seen being broken down for scrap metal at the Aliaga ship recycling port in Izmir, Turkey. With the global coronavirus pandemic pushing the multi-billion dollar cruise industry into crisis, some cruise operators have been forced to cut losses and retire ships earlier than planned. The cruise industry has been one of the hardest hit industries after a series of outbreaks occurred on cruise liners as the pandemic spread. The crisis however has bolstered the year's intake of ships at the Aliaga ship recycling port with business up thirty percent on the previous year.
In this aerial view, ships are seen being broken down for scrap metal at the Aliaga ship recycling port in Izmir, Turkey. With the global coronavirus pandemic pushing the multi-billion dollar cruise industry into crisis, some cruise operators have been forced to cut losses and retire ships earlier than planned. The cruise industry has been one of the hardest hit industries after a series of outbreaks occurred on cruise liners as the pandemic spread. The crisis however has bolstered the year's intake of ships at the Aliaga ship recycling port with business up thirty percent on the previous year.
In this aerial view, ships are seen being broken down for scrap metal at the Aliaga ship recycling port in Izmir, Turkey. With the global coronavirus pandemic pushing the multi-billion dollar cruise industry into crisis, some cruise operators have been forced to cut losses and retire ships earlier than planned. The cruise industry has been one of the hardest hit industries after a series of outbreaks occurred on cruise liners as the pandemic spread. The crisis however has bolstered the year's intake of ships at the Aliaga ship recycling port with business up thirty percent on the previous year.
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