WorksheetsAOHT PHT Lesson 9 Cruises
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 14mins
In the hospitality industry, many boats or watercraft are used for entertainment or recreation. Travelers may take harbor or riverboat cruises or rent kayaks or other watercraft for fun.
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Cruise ships are one of the most common types of boats in the world today, and cruises are not a large part of the hospitality and tourism industry.
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Many cities are built near a bay, a lake, or an ocean. In those cities, people may use the ferry to commute to work.
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Gondolas, short flat-bottomed boats, are the most famous way to travel through Venice, and they are often a highlight of a trip to that city.
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From about 1850 to 1950, cruise ships were the primary means of travel between Europe and the United States.
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From 1850-1950, poorer people could travel on the ocean liners—in steerage class.
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Almost everyone has heard of the Titanic, the huge “unsinkable” ship that hit an iceberg and sank during its first voyage in 1962. Over 1,500 passengers died because there weren’t enough life boats to save people from drowning.
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In May 1915, the British ocean liner Lusitania was torpedoed by a German U-boat (submarine). The Lusitania was on a trip from New York to England, and many Americans were killed or injured. This incident helped motivate the United States to get involved in World War I.
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After World War II, airplanes started to become more and more popular.
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By the 1960s, ocean liners were a thing of the past. cruise ships would begin to replace ocean liners.
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Cruise ships are like floating resorts.
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Cruise ships usually offer itineraries that let you stop at one or more ports of call before taking you back to your point of origin, which is where the cruise started.
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Cruises started to grow in popularity in the 1970s and 80s, thanks to a TV show called The Love Boat.
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The cruise industry generates more than $400 billion a year.
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To date, the Clean Cruise Ship Act of 2013 has not been passed and is still in the committee stage in Congress.
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The Holland America Line has installed a wastewater purification system. In addition, this cruise line has waste and recycling programs and uses biodegradable cleaning products.
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Some cruise lines are implementing linen washing policies similar to those in hotels. If you leave a towel hanging, it will be left; if it’s on the floor it will be replaced. Similarly, the sheets will not be changed daily.
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All of the following are green cruise ship practices except
recycling.
using water-efficient shower heads.
using energy-efficient lights.
disposing of gray water (wastewater from the sinks, showers, laundry) in the ocean.
Cruise lines are exploring ways to improve their ships’ efficiency, including new types of fuel and even using special paint that helps the ship move through the water more smoothly, which reduces fuel usage.
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Most cruise ships have refused to test the use of solar or wind power as well.
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Ships do not have wireless Internet or Wii-playing parties for people who are into technology or video games.
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A cruise ship today is a resort, an amusement or entertainment source, and a means of transportation, all rolled into one.
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Cruises usually offer only one option of dining experience.
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One first class passengers can enjoy a spa for beauty and relaxation treatments, as well as a gym for people who want to work out on a cruise ship.
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Most cruise ships offer pools, boutiques, casinos, and more that are available continuously throughout the voyage
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Disney cruises is the only cruise line that offers children’s activities include pajama parties, scavenger hunts, arts and crafts, and even special classes, like how to be a DJ.
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Entertainment guest on a cruise ship might enjoy include live performances, dancing, and even outdoor movie screenings on large LED screens.
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