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Holland America returning to Port Tampa Bay next year

The cruise line dropped Tampa in the spring, but said it might be back.
 
 
 
Holland America says the cruise ship Veendam, shown here at the dock in Tampa in 2005, will return to Port Tampa Bay from November 2020 through April 2021. (Times files)
Holland America says the cruise ship Veendam, shown here at the dock in Tampa in 2005, will return to Port Tampa Bay from November 2020 through April 2021. (Times files) [ GOETHE, THOMAS M. | St. Petersburg Times ]
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