Special report: Below the hurricane belt

Article Abstract:

Trinidad and Venezuela share a competitive history when it comes to hosting long-term cruisers. There was no marine industry in either country before 1990, but things changed and cruising boats represented the second biggest tourism industry after 2002.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, HOTELS AND OTHER LODGING PLACES, Venezuela, Trinidad and Tobago, Eating and Drinking Places, Economic aspects, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Hospitality industry

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Whitbread fleet ghosts around the horn

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Competitors of the 1998 Whitbread Round The World Race left Auckland, New Zealand, on Jan 31, for Sao Sebastiao, Brazil. The 6,660-mile sail constitutes the fifth leg of the competition. Overall leadership is shared by Cayard and EF Language.

Competitions, Boating industry, 1998 AD, Whitbread Round the World Race

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Tropical storm evasion: how to place yourself in the safest quadrant

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Longs swells and wispy cirrus clouds are two of the warnings that a hurricane has formed in a region. A sailor should determine the position of the dangerous semicircle and steer away from it and toward the navigable semicircle.

Environmental aspects, Sailing, Hurricanes

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