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Gary
August 24, 2016 at 1:47 pmRates in asia prepaid are already at 700 USD a hc for September sailings, only a matter of time when they ll be 400-500 a hc.
ASIA carriers know it’s slow but they want to continue publishing silly fak rates and creating the hype.
Seriously ???