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P&O Ferries is set to respond to the forthcoming arrival of Irish Ferries on the Dover-Calais route by deploying a fifth vessel.
The DP World-owned company today announced its ro-pax Pride of Burgundy vessel would return to the route in June.
It’s a service the vessel operated for the best part of 26 years before P&O Ferries reduced capacity in response to the pandemic and the cessation of cross-Channel passenger traffic.
However, P&O Ferries said the Pride of Burgundy would be operated in ...
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