Company Plans Demo Of Ferries In Canada
Ambassatours Gray Line and Bermuda-based e-Link Commuting Co. Ltd announced “plans to work together to provide a demonstration project with at least two e-Link Shuttle ferries that will connect Cable Wharf to Georges Island and potentially provide sightseeing tours in Halifax Harbour and down the Northwest Arm” in Canada.
A spokesperson said, “To launch this new class of ferry, e-Link has assembled a largely Canadian-based team of expertise with deep understanding and experience in the transportation sector. Due to the modular design of our Shuttle vessel, e-Link plans to assemble these vessels in the Maritimes.”
“We are grateful to be working with Ambassatours who have the right mindset and routes to showcase our shuttle platform solution,” said e-Link Founder Andrew Vaucrosson, “From the numerous ferry operators and locations around the world we have engaged with, we are excited in doing this launch in Canada due to our strong Canadian ties.”
“We recognize the need to innovate and find alternative ways of doing things to lower our impact to climate change,” noted Ambassatours CEO Dennis Campbell, “This demonstration project is our effort to demonstrate this commitment not only to our community, to our customers, but more importantly to our planet.”
“This project with Ambassatours reinforces the strong ties between Halifax and Bermuda,” commented e-Link Co-Founder Alan Burland,
“From a maritime historical perspective to current economic, education, and trade, we are pleased to have a strong foundation to build upon and we are delighted to be working with such a fine company as Ambassatours.”
