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Correction: Zambezi Queen owned by Mantis

14 Jun 2017
The Zambezi Queen is owned by Mantis Collection and shareholders.
The Zambezi Queen is owned by Mantis Collection and shareholders.
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On Tuesday, Tourism Update incorrectly reported that the Zambezi Queen is owned by CroisiEurope.

The Zambezi Queen is owned by Mantis Collection and shareholders.

Tourism Update apologises for the error.

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