CLEAN: Boom for Channel ferries as airports remain closed

The transcript discusses the opportunity to attract new ferry customers who usually fly, due to increased demand and record-breaking numbers. It highlights the challenges faced by call centers and the need for extra staff to handle the surge in telephone calls. A personal travel experience is shared, detailing a complex itinerary involving ferries and flights, along with reflections on the journey and associated costs.

What is the current priority for the ferry service?

• Expanding to new routes

• Helping people get back home

• Increasing ticket prices

• Attracting new customers

What record-breaking event is the ferry service experiencing?

• Most expensive tickets sold

• Longest ferry journey

• Largest number of calls and passengers

• Highest number of new routes

What measures did the ferry service take to handle the increased demand?

• Reduced the number of ferries

• Increased ticket prices

• Hired extra staff

• Shortened the ferry routes

Which cities were part of the personal travel experience described?

• Dover, Milan, Rome

• New York, Chicago, Los Angeles

• London, Paris, Berlin

• Madrid, Lisbon, Barcelona

How much was spent on the journey home?

• 500 pounds

• 200 euros

• 400 euros

• 90 pounds