focuses on a specific aspect of travelling. it also focuses on the consumer market segment’s interest. it makes the destination more interesting and marketable

is involved in education. An educational tourist away from their hometown to many days where education abd learning are the key reasons for their travels

involves tasting and experiencing local and traditional food in a specific country, region, or city/town/village.

Tourists may travel to experience a change in climate and place and learn something new, enjoy pleasant scenery, or to know more about the culture of a destination

is one of the newest and fast growing parts of the world tourism industry. world’s famous coastline and inland waterway have the potential to develop cruise and houseboat tourism.

A wide range of activities for travelers in addition to its traditional function of providing transport and accommodation.

this translates to “enjoy, have a safe trip”

what we saw during 6300 B.C

what we saw in 4000 bc

Egyptians used ___ sails to help their boats get faster and with less work.

in 1200 bc. The _____ and ______ were the most seafaring people along the mediterranean

By 500 bc. they built ships with 2 big ____

in 1000 bc. ____ ships were the rulers of mediterranean. they built the largest merchant ships of their time.

Are made to transport people across the ocean.

Are made to go from one port to another, making stops along the way

are designed for speed and rough weather

are designed for luxurious and comfort

is the first true ocean liner to be built in 35 years

The top part of the ship is called the ____ and it is where the bridge is.

are an interesting form of transportation because the ride itself is more important that the destination

World’s largest cruise liner is

Near, Toward, or at the rear (tern) of the ship

A group of people who have some psychographic trait in common.

a package that includes airfare, the airport to dock transfer, and perhaps lodging.

In or Toward the middle (between bow and stern) of a ship

a multistory space on newer ships

a day when the ship is traveling a long distance and doesnt stop at a port of call.

a yacht charter without a crew

Pricing per person, based on two passengers sharing a stateroom

a bed on a ship, docking space of a ship

the front of the ship

Place on the ship wherecit’s controlled

A guest room on a ship

The person who maintains staterooms

a small lookout platform located near the top of a ship’s mast

The equivalent of a story in a building

Ship’s floor plan, showing cabins and public spaces

exiting the ship

the area of water alongside a pier or between two piers where a ship is stationed for loading, unloading, and repair

boarding the ship

a cruise offered at a very reduced price to travel agents by a cruise line

the earlier of two meals in the ship’s dining room

Near, Toward, or at the front of a ship

Primarily a cargo ship, with some accommodations for passengers

Area on the ship where food is prepared

Walkway that connects the ship with the dock

A guide to measure the size of a ship based on the enclosed square footage of usable passenger space

A single passenger who is willing to share a cabin with a stranger of the same sec may book at the per person double occupancy

the steering gear of a ship

the time of the year with the highest demand and the highest prices

a high speec boat that rides on a cushion of air over the waves

the body of a ship exclusive of mast, sails, yards, and rigging

a high speed boat whose entire hull is supported by fins or foils so that it is raised clear of the water when moving

cabin that has no windows

a nautical mile per hour, 14 percent longer than a land mile

the direction away from the wind

pool deck area

a bed that’s on the stateroom floor

the time of the year with the lowest demand abd the lowest prices

A glass skylight that can slide to cover the pool area during cold weather

a company representative meets cruise passenger at airport

Motorship

Motor Vessel

Passenger may sit anywhere in the dining room

also called as alumni rate

industry abbreviation for passenger

facing forward, left side of the ship

a day when the ship stops at a port of call

what port charge the cruise lines to dock their ships

package that includes lodging at the cruise arrival port after the cruise

package that includes lodging at the cruise departure port before cruise

a group of people who belong to a club, association, or other preexisting org

also called as front desk

the later of 2 meal times in the ships dining room

a port based tour

the time of the yesr between high and low seazon

one passenger booking a stateroom designed to accommodate 2

SOLAS

Steamship

facing forward, the right side of the ship

the back of the ship

the most expensive accommodation on a ship

a small boat used to transport passenger between ship and more

a small boat equipped with heavy engines for towing ship

similar to an upper bed in a bunk bed

Offering the client’s something thag costs a little more

Direction facimg the wind

A large rubber boat mainly used on adventure cruises

where the ship’s captain works