Spain's secretary of state for tourism, Fernando Valdés, has offered the first real indication that the Spanish government will be lifting its ban on cruise ships so that they can operate from and stop over at Spanish ports this summer. The ban has been in place since March last year. The Canary Islands have been an exception, as permission was given in October.
Spain moving towards lifting cruise ship ban
Likely to be lifted for the summer
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