Before you jet off for your next vacation, you may consider taking another route. Although traveling by container ship isn’t especially popular, that’s exactly what makes it an appealing option for those looking for an uncommon adventure.
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You pretty much expect that when your container is loaded on a ship, it will eventually arrive at the terminal where you want it to be delivered.