towards the back of rear part of the ship

towards the front part of the ship where the bridge is

the middle part of the ship

the left side of the ship when one is looking forward

the right side of the ship looking forward

the deck that covers the hull of the vessel from its four to its app is the upper deck. it is the topmost deck on a ship

the deck or part of a deck where the cables are stone usually below the waterline it is the lowest deck in a ship. orlop deck

ships corridors

on the ship

onshore or opposite of aboard

a private seating area outside the ship access from the cabin averanda

front of the ship

the navigational or control center of the ship where the captain

wall or partition separating cabins and compartments

to take on fuel

a marker or float used to identify navigational landmark

room or stateroom

one who cleans the cabin s

master the commander of the ship

stairway

exiting the ship the end of the cruise

each level ( floor) of the sheep floor specially the open areas

ceiling

the chairs available on deck for passengers to lounge in

wharf the place where ships are moored

to board the ship is specially the start of the cruise

aside trip at the ports of call

kitchen

a ramp that connects the pier in the side of the ship by which passengers aboard

the opening at the side of the ship where one enters and exit

toilet or bathroom

the ships outer wall or outer shell outer body

ship speed 1 nautical mile per hour

an open deck where pool and sunbathing facilities are located

elevator

supervises the waiter in a dining room

to assemble the passengers and crew

assembly area especially important during drills usually refers to the area where one would go to get into the lifeboats in case of an emergency

small round window

destination that ships stop

an area where passengers can stroll on upper deck

a dock berth or peer

towards the rear of the ship

smaller boat or lifeboat used to transfer passengers from ship to assure and vice versa when the ship is anchored offshore

state of emergency STAGE 1

state of emergency STAGE 2

state of emergency STAGE 3

medical emergency code

evacuation/fire

bomb threat

grounding/ collosion

man over board

oil pollution

piracy

For the purpose of simplification, the profiles of cruise lines presented here are the selected 2016 CLIA global and regional cruise line members.

6 Biggest Companies Within the Cruise Industry

one of the biggest cruise companies within the cruise industry. founded in 1972 and is based in the United States,

carnival and pls UK base, brands

Founded in 1969, often cited as the second-largest cruise line in the world, catering for around 5 million passengers each year. Its parent company, also own the Celebrity Cruises and Azamara Club Cruises brands, attracting an additional one million annual passengers. operates with a fleet of 26 vessels and this includes the four largest passenger’s ships of any kind in the world, including the “Symphony of the Seas” ship which is recognized as the world’s largest passenger ship, when measured by gross tonnage.

founded in 1988, has headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland, and is one of the largest employers in the entire cruise ship industry, providing jobs for in excess of 23,000 people in total.

1996, with its headquarters in Celebration, Florida. The cruise line accounts for more than two percent of the global cruise market, both in terms of revenue and passengers served, and the company operated a terminal at Port of Canaveral, in Florida.