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Home›Green Marine›Olympic travel for sports fans by cruise liner
Green Marine

July 21, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Olympic travel for sports fans by cruise liner

CRUISE ships could bring sports fans to Greenwich for the 2012 Olympics. The Port of London Authority (POLA) says filling the Thames with giant passenger liners could be one way to ease the strain of tens of thousands of spectators flocking to the capital.

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CRUISE ships could bring sports fans to Greenwich for the 2012 Olympics. The Port of London Authority (POLA) says filling the Thames with giant passenger liners could be one way to ease the strain of tens of thousands of spectators flocking to the capital.

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