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January 16, 2013 8:00 am

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arne.list (flickr)Logos Hope was created in 2004. It is a ship carrying 7000 different book titles, and travels around the world carrying people from different countries each year. The ship promotes education for all ages, raises money for charity, and takes on cultural exchange during the global voyage.

Logos Hope belongs to one of the 4 GBA ships based in Germany. The ship can hold up to 1000 passengers visiitng over 1400 ports in 160 countries.

Many people without the means to study have been able to board the ship, having access to a range of subjects from history, technology, philosophy, professional career interests, individual development, personal growth related and many more.

In the year of 2013, Logos Hope will visit Thailand, Cambodia, Hong Kong, as well as North American ports that can be located here at omships

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Sourced: MarineBizTube

Curated: @KatherineNader, an online editor at Arbitrage Magazine and the author of The Deadly Mark. She is a student of Biology, English, and Professional Writing at the University of Toronto.

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