The ferry operator plans to run a pilot program on sailings between Tsawwassen and Swartz Bay.
The ferry operator will launch a pilot project in June that brings B.C. beer and wine to the Pacific Buffet, on a trio of vessels travelling between Swartz Bay and Tsawwassen, according to a report by news site The Orca.
The Orca, which obtained an internal staff memo detailing the pilot project, reports that beer and wine will be sold on Spirit of British Columbia, Spirit of Vancouver and Coastal Celebration. Passengers can only buy one or two drinks and must also buy a meal, according to the memo. Beer and wine can’t be sold or consumed in other lounges on the ferries.
“This pilot approach enables the company to manage the risk of a new idea, gather feedback from employees and customers, and identify any deficiencies before rolling this out to other vessels,” according to the memo.B.C. Ferries did not return a request for comment.
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