‘Massive decrease’ in tourists if ferry route suspended

THE company behind the Cork-Swansea ferry have claimed a “massive decrease” in tourist numbers to Cork and Kerry will be magnified if the route they operate is suspended.

‘Massive decrease’ in tourists if ferry route  suspended

The West Cork Tourism Co-Operative Society Limited, which owns the Fastnet Line service says data from the Irish Tourism Industry Confederation specifically highlights the West Cork and Kerry regions as performing poorly in attracting visitors in 2011.

The Cork-Swansea ferry is struggling to stay afloat. It is under examinership, with the High Court being told it had a deficit of €10.3 million on a going concern basis, rising to about €13.2m in a winding up scenario.

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