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Free WiFi in the Bahamas
October 21st, 2009
Category: caribbean cruises
Thanks to the new social networking site CruiseTube, cruisers who stop at the at Bahamas Festival Place ship terminal in Nassau can stay connected for free with complimentary Internet access. Just sign up for a free CruiseTube profile in advance of your sail and you'll also be able to interact with other cruisers and industry insiders to swap photos, videos and stories from your travels at sea. The site also works with your existing Facebook page, so you can stay in touch with all the cruisers you meet long after the voyage ends. For more information, check out www.cruisetube.com.
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