The port's Patti Ricketts says a lot of the questions she receives are usually about opportunities for vendors, musicians and a complimentary bus shuttle service.
Plans to increase business and community involvement at the Corner Brook Port Corporation started years ago and now, they have released a new and improved business package. It began as a partnership between the port and the Corner Brook Board of Trade, which led to the formation of a Cruise Network Committee. Patti Ricketts is the Cruise Marketing Coordinator at the port. She says this helped them to go after funding, have a volunteer group and more. Ricketts says a lot of the questions she receives are usually about opportunities for vendors, musicians and a complimentary bus shuttle service. She says the committee meets every five weeks throughout the cruise ship season to talk about elevating offerings here in Corner Brook. For more information about the new improved Business Package, go to cornerbrookport.com
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