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A passenger ship used for pleasure voyages that combines the voyage and ship's amenities with various destinations.
cruise ship
What is the largest cruise ship?
MS Icon of the Seas operated by Royal Caribbean International.
Who designed the first vessel built exclusively for cruising?
Albert Ballin, general manager of Hamburg-America Line.
What was the first cruise ship completed in 1900?
Prinzessin Victoria Luise.
What tradition did the practice of cruising grow out of?
The tradition of transatlantic crossings.
When did cruising begin to gain popularity?
From the 1980s onwards.
What is one of the top cruise line companies in the world?
Royal Caribbean International.
List one top cruise destination.
The Caribbean.
What type of cruise appeals to regular cruisers seeking first-class service?
Upscale Cruises.
They emphasize elegance, ultra-modern style, and unique itineraries.
luxury cruises
A regular cruise that includes special activities in the itinerary.
specialty cruise
What is the typical range for the length of a cruise?
Cruises can last anywhere from 2 to 90 days.
What type of accommodations do cruise ships offer?
Inside cabins, outside cabins, and staterooms.
What is provided for entertainment on cruises?
Gaming, pools, and socialization activities.
How many meals do cruises typically provide daily?
Six meals a day served in a buffet.
what are the 6 meals?
breakfast
morning snacks
lunch
afternoon snacks
dinner
midnight snacks
What is the tipping range on cruise lines?
$1.00 to $4.00, but is not usually required.
What is the cruise cycle?
airport/port of call services, embarkation, emergency drills, itinerary prosecution, and disembarkation.
What is the role of the Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA)?
They offer publications and training related to the cruise industry.
What type of cruise typically targets budget travelers?
Mass Market Cruises.
what are the types of cruise markets?
mass market cruise
upscale cruise
luxury cruise
specialty cruise
how many formal evening socialization in 10-14 days?
four (4)
what is the international age?
21 years old
What is the age limit for babysitting services on the ship?
3 to 8 years old
What is the usual maximum baggage allowance?
44 pounds (20 kg)
How many days before departure can you get a full refund?
60 days
What is the penalty for canceling 30 days before departure?
50% penalty
What is the penalty for canceling 15 days or less before departure?
75% penalty
What is the electric current on the ship?
US Current 220V
Ship Names & Their Engines
What does ‘CV’ stand for?
Container Vessel
What does ‘DS’ stand for?
Diesel Ship
What does ‘MS’ stand for?
Motor Ship
What does ‘MTS’ stand for?
Motor Turbine Ship
What does ‘MV’ stand for?
Motor Vessel
What does ‘MY’ stand for?
Motor Yacht
What does ‘NV’ stand for?
Nuclear Vessel
What does ‘SB’ stand for?
SteamBoat
What does ‘STR’ stand for?
Steamer
What does ‘SS’ stand for?
Steamship
What does ‘SV’ stand for?
Sailing Vessel
What does ‘TS’ stand for?
Turbine Ship
What does ‘TSS’ stand for?
Turbine Steam Ship
What does ‘TV’ stand for?
Turbine Vessel
How long are crew contracts?
3 to 11 months
Parts of a Cruise Ship: What is the front of the ship called?
Bow
What is the rear of the ship called?
Aft
What is the left side of the ship called?
port
What is the right side of the ship called?
starboard
Where does the captain steer the ship?
bridge
What is the kitchen area on the ship called?
galley
What is a small ship used to transport passengers to land called?
tender
What are the two required documents for a cruise vacation?
Passport and Visa
mod 4: How many islands, islets, and cays does the Caribbean have
More than 700
What are the three main cruise regions in the Caribbean?
Western, Eastern, and Southern
What are some popular activities for tourists in the Caribbean?
Water activities, culture, food, and heritage
What are two important aspects of cruise operations in the Caribbean?
Cruise ports and Caribbean tourism organizations
mod 5: What are the main responsibilities of cruise staff?
Hosting and emceeing onboard entertainment activities
Providing guest services and support
Overseeing the safety and conduct of guests
Performing administrative tasks
What are the main job requirements for cruise staff?
Basic Training (formerly SOLAS)
Professional Cruise Certifications
Multi-lingual skills (more than 2 is better)
Ability to multi-task and work under pressure
What are the different work shifts on a cruise ship?
Morning Shift: 5:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Mid Shift: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Afternoon Shift: 3:00 PM - 12:00 AM
Graveyard Shift: 9:00 PM - 5:00 AM
Enumerate the main crew positions.
Administration
Engineering
Accommodation
Food and Beverage
Entertainment
Leisure
Safety and Security
Health
What is the estimated salary for cruise staff?
$5,293.75 per month / P296,450.00 per month.
mod 3: What organization serves as the leading authority for the global cruise community?
Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA)
What percentage of cruise travelers take three to five cruises a year?
39%
What is the most visited cruise region in the world?
Caribbean
By what year do cruise lines aim to achieve net-zero emissions?
2050
List three cruise destinations that had the highest increase in travelers in 2023.
Caribbean, Mediterranean, Alaska