This document provides information on the cruise industry, including major cruise lines and ship classifications. It lists over 35 cruise lines operating globally, with Carnival Cruise Line, Royal Caribbean International, and Holland America Line identified as some of the largest operators. Cruise ships are classified into categories including luxury/upscale, mass market, niche/specialty, and bargain ships. The organizational structure and key departments on cruise ships are also summarized.

2. More than 35 cruise lines
operating in the world today
Royal Caribbean International
Norwegian Cruise Line
Cunard
P & O Cruises
Princess Cruises
MSC Cruises
Costa Cruises
Carnival Cruise Line
Disney Cruise Line

3. Celebrity Cruises
Aida Cruises
Star Lauro Cruises
American Cruise Line
Holland America Line
Royal Mail Lines
CPTM
Arosa Line
Cruise & Maritime Voyage
Classic International Cruises
Pullmantur Cruises

4. Louis Cruise Line
Azamara Cruise Line
Celebration Cruise Line
Fred Olsen Cruise Lines
Premier Cruises
Birka Line
Hapag – Lloyd Cruises
American Classic Voyage
Celestyal Cruises
China Cruise Company
Clipper Group
American Hawaii Cruises

5. Voyage of Discovery
Disney Cruise Line
Dolphin Cruise Line
CP Ships
Commodore Cruise Line
Sitmar Cruises
Far East Shipping Company
Star Cruises
Mano Maritime
Eurasia International
Ibero Cruises
Swedish America Line

6. Hamburg Atlantic Line
Polaris Shipping
Hebridean Island Cruises
Home Lines
CDF
Island Cruises
Noble Caledonia
Black Sea Shipping Company
Kristina Cruises
Ponant Cruises
Italian Line
New Century Cruise Lines
Magna Carta Steamship Company

7. Matson Lines
Orient Lines
Oceania Cruises
TUI Cruises
MSC Italian Cruises
easyCruise
Ocean Star Cruises
Coral Princess Cruises
Quail Cruises
Orion Expedition Cruises
Japanese Cruises
Palm Beach Casino Line

8. Regent Seven Seas Cruises
Classic International Cruises
Imperial Majesty Cruises
Regency Cruises
Saga Cruises
Sally Cruises
Poseidon Expediton
Silver sea Cruises
Sun Cruises
Windstar Cruises
Semester At Sea
Cruise West

9. Classification of
Cruise Ships

11. Expedition (tall ship)

12. Small Luxury Ship

13. Steam Boat

14. Passenger Freighter

15. River ship & Barges

16. Cruise Ships Serve
Four (4) Market
Namely:

17. Luxury/upscale
cruise lines segment
with yacht – like upscale
cruises accounts for
approximately 10 percent of
the total industry fleet and
carries less than 10 percent of
the passengers.

18. Mass-Market Cruise
Lines Segment
Which is the most dominant
segment of the industry; it
operates medium to large ships
and carries approximately 75
percent of the industry`s
passengers.

19. Niche/Specialty
Market Cruise
Lines
Which concentrate on
specialized, exotic and
adventurous itineraries.

20. Bargain Basement
Cruise Lines
Which use older ships
and therefore, are able, to
offer cruises at a lower price.

21. TOP MAJOR CRUISE
LINES

22. Name of Cruise Line Number of Ships Characteristics
Carnival Cruise Line 18
Fun ships-relaxed and
casual atmosphere-
world`s largest brand
Royal Caribbean
International
12
Serves the volume
contemporary and
premium segment market-
cruises to every area of the
world.
Holland America Line 11
Pampering service-
worldwide itineraries.
Princess 10
One of the fourth largest
in the industry- one of
the widest varieties of
destinations and
itineraries.
Radisson Seven Seas 7
Fifth largest luxury
cruise line- exotic ports

24. Carnival Vista
Cruise To: Caribbean, Europe, Transatlantic
Depart From: Athens, Greece, Barcelona, Spain, Miami,
FL, New York, NY, Trieste, Italy
Cruise Length: 2-5 Days, 6-9 Days, 10+ Days

25. Carnival Breeze
Cruise To: Caribbean
Depart From: Galveston, TX, Miami, FL
Cruise Length: 2-5 Days, 6-9 Days

26. Carnival Sunshine
Cruise
To: Bahamas, Bermuda, Canada/New
England, Caribbean
Depart From: Charleston, SC, New York,
NY, Norfolk, VA, Port Canaveral (Orlando),
FL
Cruise Length: 2-5 Days, 6-9 Days, 10+
Days

27. Carnival Inspiration
Cruise To: Mexico
Depart From: Los Angeles, CA
Cruise Length: 2-5 Days

28. Carnival Conquest
Cruise To: Bahamas, Caribbean
Depart From: Fort Lauderdale, FL
Cruise Length: 2-5 Days, 6-9 Days

29. Carnival Dream
Cruise To: Caribbean
Depart From: New Orleans, LA
Cruise Length: 2-5 Days, 6-9 Days

30. Carnival Ecstasy
Cruise To: Bahamas, Bermuda, Caribbean
Depart From: Charleston, SC
Cruise Length: 2-5 Days, 6-9 Days

31. Carnival Magic
Cruise To: Bahamas, Caribbean
Depart From: Galveston, TX, Port
Canaveral (Orlando), FL
Cruise Length: 2-5 Days, 6-9 Days

32. Carnival Freedom
Cruise To: Caribbean
Depart From: Galveston, TX
Cruise Length: 2-5 Days, 6-9 Days

33. Carnival Sensation
Cruise To: Bahamas, Caribbean
Depart From: Miami, FL, Port Canaveral
(Orlando), FL
Cruise Length: 2-5 Days

34. Carnival Triumph
Cruise To: Caribbean
Depart From: Galveston, TX, New Orleans,
LA
Cruise Length: 2-5 Days, 6-9 Days

35. Carnival Valor
Cruise To: Bahamas, Caribbean
Depart From: Port Canaveral (Orlando), FL
Cruise Length: 2-5 Days, 6-9 Days

36. Carnival Pride
Cruise To: Bahamas, Bermuda, Caribbean
Depart From: Baltimore, MD, Tampa, FL
Cruise Length: 2-5 Days, 6-9 Days, 10+
Days

37. Carnival Glory
Cruise To: Caribbean
Depart From: Miami, FL
Cruise Length: 6-9 Days

38. Carnival Victory
Cruise To: Bahamas, Bermuda, Caribbean
Depart From: Miami, FL, Port Canaveral
(Orlando), FL
Cruise Length: 2-5 Days, 6-9 Days

39. Carnival Splendor
Cruise To: Bermuda, Caribbean
Depart From: Miami, FL
Cruise Length: 2-5 Days, 6-9 Days

40. Carnival Fantasy
Cruise To: Bahamas, Caribbean
Depart From: Fort Lauderdale, FL, Miami,
FL, Mobile, AL
Cruise Length: 2-5 Days

41. Carnival Liberty
Cruise To: Caribbean
Depart From: Barbados, Galveston, TX, San
Juan, Puerto Rico
Cruise Length: 2-5 Days, 6-9 Days, 10+
Days

42. Royal Caribbean International Ships

43. Serenade of the Seas
launched: 2003; Passengers: 2,146

44. Freedom of the Seas
Launched: 2006; Passengers: 4,500

45. Mariner of the Seas
Ranked #3 of 27 Royal Caribbean Ships
Mariner of the Seas
Launched: 2003; Passengers: 3,114

46. Jewel of the Seas
Launched: 2004; Passengers: 2,112

47. Oasis of the Seas
Launched: 2009; Passengers: 5,400

48. Allure of the Seas
Launched: November 2010; Passengers: 5,492

49. Radiance of the Seas
Launched: 2001; Passengers: 2,112

50. Liberty of the Seas
Launched: 2007; Passengers: 3,634

51. Navigator of the Seas
Launched: 2002; Passengers: 3,686

52. Splendour of the Seas
Launched: 1996; Passengers: 1,830

53. Enchantment of the Seas
Launched: 1997; Passengers: 2,252

54. Majesty of the Seas
Launched: 1992; Passengers: 2,350

56. Amsterdam
Launched: 2000; Passengers: 1,390

57. Eurodam
Launched: June 2008; Passengers: 2,104

58. Nieuw Amsterdam
Launched: July 2010; Passengers: 2,106

59. Noordam
Launched: 2006; Passengers: 1,972

60. Westerdam
Launched: 2004; Passengers: 1,916

61. Prinsendam
Launched: 2002;Passengers: 793

62. Maasdam
Launched: 1994/2011; Passengers: 1,258

63. Zuiderdam
Launched: 2002; Passengers: 1,916

64. Volendam
Launched: 1999; Passengers: 1432

65. Veendam
Launched: 1996; Passengers: 1,350

67. Caribbean Princess®
This modern cruise ship offers all the comforts of home and more, with
space for 3,142 guests and all of our signature features.

68. Coral Princess®
Built with over 700 balcony staterooms, this ship is best for viewing
Alaska’s glaciers or a sail through the Panama Canal on the vacation of a
lifetime.

69. Crown Princess®
Sailing some of the most popular cruise vacation destinations in the
world, this amenity-filled ship is a crowning jewel of the Princess fleet.

70. Dawn Princess®
Treat yourself to an authentic “Aussie experience” within the comfortable
elegance of this Australia-based cruise ship.

71. Diamond Princess®
This cruise ship boasts 700 balconies, perfect for capturing incredible
landscapes and intriguing city skylines across the globe.

72. Emerald Princess®
Elegant Piazza, Emerald Princess features all of our signature features.

73. Golden Princess®
With tranquil settings all around, Golden Princess provides the ultimate
relaxed, rejuvenating retreat at sea.

74. Grand Princess®
This cruise ship’s size made history at her launch and she continues to
make history today as she is updated with our signature features.

75. Island Princess®
Custom-built to sail through the Panama Canal, this cruise ship offers
exclusive features for a unique cruise experience.

76. Majestic Princess
Majestic Princess is our first vessel tailored specifically for Chinese guests.

77. Radisson Seven Seas

78. SEVEN SEAS EXPLORER
OVERALL LENGTH: 224.1 M
BEAM (WIDTH): 31.1 M
GUESTS: 750
CREW: 542

79. SEVEN SEAS MARINER
OVERALL LENGTH: 216.1 M
BEAM (WIDTH): 28.3 M
GUESTS: 700
CREW: 445

80. SEVEN SEAS VOYAGER
OVERALL LENGTH: 204.2 M
BEAM (WIDTH): 28.6 M
GUESTS: 700
CREW: 447

81. SEVEN SEAS NAVIGATOR
OVERALL LENGTH: 172.5 M
BEAM (WIDTH): 24.6 M
GUESTS: 490
CREW: 345

82. Reason Why
People Cruise

83. 1. 1. A cruise pampers
the client
- A cruise provides services
that are rare in everyday life but are
common on a cruise such as
lounging on deck, breakfast in bed,
soaking in a hot tub, afternoon tea,
champagne, and caviar.

84. 2. 2. A cruise provides a
stress- free vacation
- On a cruise, a person packs
and unpacks only once. He does
not look for a hotel or a place to
eat. The cruise experience lessens
his worries and maximizes his
vacation time.

85. 3.3. A cruise is a
new experience
- Many people have
never been on a cruise, so
they would like to
experience adventure on a
cruise.

86. 4. 4. A cruise is a learning
experience
- On many cruises, expert
lecturers on board give enrichment
presentations that help the
passengers understand the history
and culture of the places that they
visit. Some specialty cruise lines
make passenger learning their
major goal.

87. 5. 5. A cruise
facilities shopping
- Every port provides
passengers its own shopping
opportunities which are often
duty-free. The ship itself has a
wide selection of boutiques
where the passengers can make
their purchases.

88. 6. 6. Cruises offer a
variety of events,
activities and meals
- It is impossible to be bored on a
cruise because of the various events
and activities that you can choose
from such as swimming, jogging,
watching a show, shopping and
reading by the pool.

89. 7. A cruise develops
friendship
- A cruise provides
opportunities to meet new
people and to make friends.

90. 8. A cruise is a
romantic experience
- Many plays, movies,
songs, and books use
cruises as the setting for
romance.

91. 9. 9. A cruise is a great
way to celebrate a
special event
- Couples celebrating their
wedding anniversary,
honeymooners, birthday
celebrants find the cruise an
excellent venue for their
celebration.

92. 10. A cruise satisfies
practically everyone
- A cruise satisfies almost
everybody – families, old
people, young people, lovers
of sports, church groups,
singles, and couples.

93. Organizational Structure
 3 Main Operation Department
on a Ship
1. Hotel Department
- responsible for the
passenger`s activities, rooms, f&b,
entertainment and other personal
services offered.

95. 2. Fleet Department
- responsible for the
maintenance of the ship and
includes the ship`s officers, radio
operators and engine and deck
crews.

97. 3. 3. Sanitation
Department
- responsible for the
health and safety of the
passengers and crew.

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