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Carnival's Katrina Deal

Carnival Cruise Lines landed a $236 million government contract to provide temporary housing for Katrina evacuees on three of its ships: Holiday, Ecstasy and Sensation.

Comparing FEMA's contract with Carnival with the cost of a seven-night Caribbean Carnival Cruise out of Galveston, including actual travel
SOURCES: U.S. Military Sealift Command, staff reports | THE WASHINGTON POST
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