PortMiami, along with its Tunnel partners, recently hosted a stellar opening ceremony in anticipation of the Tunnel's opening to the general public later this month. In addition to the Port's cruise and cargo partners, attendees included local, state, and national government, transportation and infrastructure officials. The Tunnel will open to the general public later this month once final security checks have been completed.

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The public art projects currently on display at PortMiami, Bhakti Baxter's Coral Reef City and Jim Drain's Bollard Project, have been recognized on the national stage. The recent Public Art 2014 Year in Review event recognized Miami-Dade County and PortMiami as commissioning some of the most innovative and exciting examples of public art in America. Congratulations!

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PortMiami is proud to welcome two new ships to their line-up this 2014 cruise season: MSC Cruises' MSC Divina and Norwegian Cruise Line's newest ship, the Norwegian Getaway. Last season marked the Port's largest expansion ever in a single season and this year, that expansion continues. In 2013 the Port once again surpassed the four million mark for passengers traveling through its terminals. PortMiami anticipates that number will climb to close to five million this season. Bon voyage!

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PortMiami is known worldwide as the Cargo Gateway of the Americas, with more than half of the Port’s trade coming from Latin America and the Caribbean.  The Port is investing more than $2 billion in infrastructure improvements over the next several years to continue to grow as a major North-South hub and expand its East-West trade.

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Great Lakes Dredge and Dock Company has begun dredging PortMiami's channel to minus 50/52 feet. Once completed, PortMiami will be big ship ready, equipped to welcome super-size container vessels arriving via the Panama Canal. The project, managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, is expected to be completed prior to the opening of the expanded Panama Canal, planned for 2016.

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PortMiami and the Florida East Coast Railway (FEC) are gearing up to help shippers make the most of the coming Post-Panamax Era with the re-introduction of on-port, on-dock rail service. Restored tracks will connect the Port to the Hialeah Rail Yard with links to the national rail system, making PortMiami the most efficient entry point for goods flowing from Asia to the Southeastern U.S.and beyond.

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