Revenue Sources for Private Operator Sample Clauses

Revenue Sources for Private Operator. The proposed terminal is an iconic terminal planned with Central governments vision of promoting Cruise tourism. The operator who will operate the terminal has to maintain the entire operation of the terminal through his own resources. However, he will be allowed use the commercial space available to the operator for revenue generation to boost the viability of the project. Since the site area under domestic cruise terminal is expected to be out of custom bounds very soon, cruise as well as non-cruise bound visitors shall have an access to the commercial facilities being provided by the operator. Revenue Source to Operator Details Share of Composite charge paid by domestic cruise ships to the authority 15% share of composite port and vessel charges to excluding pilotage to be collected by MbPT from domestic cruise ships as part of this project
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Revenue Sources for Private Operator. The operator who shall be operating the terminal shall maintain the entire operation of the terminal through his own resources. However, he will be allowed use the commercial space available to the operator for revenue generation to boost the viability of the project. Since the site area under domestic cruise terminal is expected to be out of custom bounds very soon, cruise as well as non- cruise bound visitors shall have an access to the commercial facilities being provided by the operator. Revenue Source to Operator Details Share of Composite charge paid by domestic cruise ships to the authority 15% share of composite port and vessel charges to excluding pilotage to be collected by MbPT from domestic cruise ships as part of this project Commercial operations in terminal area Approx. 660 sq.m. available (with 220 sq.m. on each 1st, 2nd, and terrace floor) for commercial use inside the terminal building as per the provisions of the bidding documents Commercial operation in open area Approx 2500 sq.m. area available for commercial use as per the provisions of the bidding documents Advertisement Revenue from advertisement inside the terminal building and in the open area. However, the area in elevation should not be covered by more than 10 sq.m.
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