Lesson Finals Flashcards

(106 cards)

1
Q

A ship designed to transport people from one seaport to another
Along long-distance maritime routes acc to schedule

A

Ocean Liner

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Usually a boat, sometimes a ship
Carry passengers/vehicles/cargo
Frequent, return service

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Ferry

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Voyage itself and amenities are part of the experience

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Cruise Ship

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Cruise Products

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On-Board Experience

On-Shore Excursion

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Largest luxury cruiseship in the world

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Freedom of the Seas (2006-2009)

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6
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Freedom of the seas is owned by

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Royal Caribbean

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7
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Approximately the same height of two statue of liberty

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Freedom of the seas

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8
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Worlds largest cruise ship

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MS Allure of the Seas

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9
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MS Allure of the Seas is owned by

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Royal Caribbean International

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10
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It is the cruise boat used in the 1970s television show

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Pacific princess

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11
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Pacific princess is based on what television show

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The Love Boat

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12
Q

Is it bad luck not to name a ship

A

Yes

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13
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NAMING THEME

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Holland America Lina - “-dam” MS Statendam

Royal Caribbean - “of the seas”, MS Freedom of the Seas

Cunard Line - “Queen”, RMS Queen Mary 2

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14
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The only oceanliner remaining in service in 2009

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Cunard Line’s Queen Mary 2

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15
Q

More than how many people take a cruise each year

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10,000,000

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16
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How many percent of people cruise in North American waters

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80%

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17
Q

How many port of calls are on the planet

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2000

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18
Q

Have of all passengers begin their trips where

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Florida posts:
Miami
Port Canaveral
Fort Lauderdale

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19
Q

Most people cruise to where than any other destination

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Caribbean

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20
Q

How many Sea-going cruise ships are there in the world

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300

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21
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The latest super-size ships carry over how many people

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4000

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22
Q

Three biggest cruise lines groups

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Carnival
Royal Caribbean
Star/NCL

(2/3s of cruise passenger)

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23
Q

90% of cruise tickets are purchased from?

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Travel Agents

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24
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Private seating area on the outside of the ship

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Balcony

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Balcony is also known as
Veranda
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Front of the ship
Bow
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Navigational, command, and control centre of the ship
Bridge
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Where the captain works
Bridge
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Place for unruly teenagers before being thrown off the ship
Brig
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Passenger room on the ship
Cabin
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Is the path the ship will take to get to its destination
Course
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High look-out point on the ship
Crow’s Nest
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Exiting the ship (usually at end of cruise)
Disembark
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Floor of the ship
Deck
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Act of parking ship at pier
Dock
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To board a ship (start of cruise)
Embark
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Total enclosed revenue-earning space of ship
Gross tonnage
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100 cubic feet =
One gross ton
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Cabin with no view of water
Inside Cabin / Interior Cabin
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One nautical mile per hour
Knot
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One knot is __% faster than 1mph
15%
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Cabin w/ porthole/window/veranda
Outside Cabin
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Largest passenger cabin
Penthouse suite
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Penthouse suite aka
Owner’s suite
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Small window
Porthole
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Destination that ship stop on voyage
Port of Call
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Ship’s “shopping mall”
Promenade
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Hydraulic activated underwater fins to minimise ship’s roll
Stabilizer
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Requirements of seafarer
``` Seafarer’s Identification Record Book (MARINA) Bc Mc (married seafarers) Nbi SOLAS passport size picture Documentary stamp ```
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Usually hired on 4-6 months contract
Crew
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Assigned single cabins
Senior officers
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How many employees share a cabin
Two
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Direct equivalent to hotel front desk
Purser’s Office
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Head of the hotel
Executive Purser
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Responsible for variety of entertainment onboard
Cruise Director
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Highest-ranking official on board Navigation Crew mgmt Executive decision-making
Captain
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Responsible for training seamen and maintaining the ship
Chief Officer
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Medical doctor
Chief Medical Officer
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Aka executive officer; captain’s right hand man
Staff Captain
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Oversees mechanical aspects of ship and engines
Chief Engineer
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Handles communication, radar, and weather system
Chief Radio Officer
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Cruise 3 economic factors
Heterogeneity (variable) Inelasticity (perishable) Complementarity (support)
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Age: 47 Target: families/honeymooners 3-18 days voyage
Carnival Cruise Line
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Target: upscale couples | First-ever wave simulator “FlowRider”
Royal Caribbean International
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Target: well-educated/travelled; unpretentious
Celebrity cruises
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No fixed dining times | -freestyle cruising
Norwegian Cruise Line
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Target: affluent worldly travellers; travel every 3 years
Cunard Line
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Target: 50-75 aged, affluent, well-travekled
Oceania Cruises
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All-inclusive fares are most comprehensive
Silverseas
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Offers all-included shore experiences | Active senior market (50+)
Viking River Cruises
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Where tourists come from
Generating Region
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Where tourists will go
Destination Region
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Port for receiving fuel, supplies, stores
Bunkers
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T/F: itinerary maximise days at port and minimize in sea
True
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Logistics planning focus on
1. Supplies and services (Fuel, consumables) 2. Schedule Planning 3. Capacity Mgmt (Maximizing efficiency when dealing w/ large number of people)
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Cruise itineraries ensure
Fuel Consumption is at economically optimized rate ETA/ETD is as per sched Mixed of destination to meet customer needs Regulations are complied with
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each cruise line has its own ____/naming theme
Livery
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he is the 1st mate
chief officer
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Route: N. America -> Europe
Transatlantic Route
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Route: Asia -> N. America
Transpacific
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Carnival Cruise Line's ships are aka
Fun Ships
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Shore Excursion helps:
- generate revenues | - make contribution to package cruise offers
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accompany the ticket
information packet
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act as facilitator
port agent
85
In itinerary, you must prevent doing it to prevent loss of fuel
backtrack
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is land transfer the only transfer
no, there are air/sea transfer too
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excludes taxes; airfare only
base fare
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lowest fare that should be charged; floor price; may have mark-ups
net fare
89
highest fare charged to passenger; ceiling price; may be commissionable
gross fare
90
rate for same miles
common rated
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discount rate given to individuals
promotional rate
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discount rate given to companies
tariff rate
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tariff rate not known to public
confidential tariff rate
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"walk-in rates"; known to public
published rate
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type of tariff rate: for tourism establishments
Contracted Rate
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type of tariff rate: for non-tourism establishments
Corporate Rate
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offered by airlines so passengers take the same airline inbound
Joint Fare
98
restricted ticket: roundtrip: non-ofw/immigrant
Excursion Fare
99
Rates for groups
GIT/Bulk Rate (Group)
100
standard number of group airline passengers
15
101
super low rate; proof voucher
tour basing fare
102
offered by bus companies, not by cruise/airlines; half-day
Day Rate
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basis for package rates; provinces
PATTO Rate
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What is PATTO
Philippine Association of Tour & Transport Operators
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rate added to net fare; "kita"
Mark-Up
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rate for the travel agent; taken from gross fare
Commissionable Rate