The Potential Impact On Florida-Based Marina And Boating Industries Of A Post-Embargo Cuba: An Analysis Of Geographic, Physical, Policy And Industry Trends

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The Potential Impact On Florida-Based Marina And Boating Industries Of A Post-Embargo Cuba: An Analysis Of Geographic, Physical, Policy And Industry Trends

1994

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Sea Grant ; OAR (Oceanic and Atmospheric Research)
Sea Grant Program:

FLSGP (Florida Sea Grant)
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A June 1994 workshop called `Past, Present and Future Recreational Boating and Marine Relations with Cuba: The Florida Perspective" confirmed what many already suspected-- namely, that Florida and the island nation of Cuba have many traditional links desp

The following papers are included in this workshop: 1. The boating geography of Cuba and its recreational potentials. Gustavo A. Antonini pp 1-60. 2. Boating and politics: why you can't go to Cuba, yet. Terry L. McCoy pp 61-80. 3. The impact on Florida'
Keywords:

Boating Industry Boats And Boating Economic Aspects Forecasting Boating Industry Boats And Boating Economic Aspects
Sea Grant Document Number:

FLSGP-W-94-001
Document Type:

Conference Proceeding
Place as Subject:

Florida ; Cuba
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Public Domain
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Library
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