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	Cruise ship - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A cruise ship is a passenger ship used for pleasure voyages, where the voyage itself and the amenities of the ship are considered an essential part of the experience.
		Later other cruises were introduced, such as to the islands of the Caribbean, and through the Mediterranean, and new ships were built to accommodate the growing demand.
		Present-day cruise ships are organized much like floating hotels, with a complete "hospitality staff" in addition to the usual ship's crew.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cruise_ship (673 words)

	Provisioning (cruise ship) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Cruise ships consume vast amounts of food every day; as an example, the following is a list of supplies provisioned onboard the Celebrity cruise ship Constellation for an average 7 day cruise.
		Of course this is the consumption for the entire ship.
		The figure includes all supplies for cooking meals in the 3 restaurants and buffets, room service, bars and lounges, as well as all baking and confectionery supplies.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Provisioning_(cruise_ship) (181 words)

	Port of New Bedford - Port News
		Cruise passengers visiting New Bedford in the 2005 season will be able to enjoy public amenities in the newly constructed passenger ferry terminal at State Pier.
		The passenger ferry terminal is adjacent to the berthing area for cruise ships.
		The Nantucket Clipper, a 102-passenger cruise ship, is expected to stop in the city twice in October on New England Fall Foliage cruises.
	www.ci.new-bedford.ma.us /ECONOMIC/HDC/cruiseships.htm (343 words)

	Ports of Auckland - Strike Notice Lifted
		The cruise ship industry is expected to contribute over $171 million in direct expenditure to the New Zealand economy in the 2001-2002 season compared with $91 million in 2000-01, according to a report by McDermott Fairgray for Cruise New Zealand.
		Cruising the Southern Cross is an itinerary-focused syndicate of Australasian ports.
		Cruise ships vary in size from large vessels with up to 1,800 passengers to small, boutique vessels with less than 500 passengers.
	www.poal.co.nz /newsroom/2001_releases/cruiseseason011101.htm (1351 words)

	Cruises Resource Page - cruses
		A cruise ship, or less commonly cruise liner or luxury liner, is a passenger ship used for pleasure voyages, where the voyage itself and the amenities of the ship are considered an essential part of the experience.
		Cruising has become a major part of the tourism industry, with hundreds of thousands of passengers each year as of 2006.
		As of 2004, several hundred cruise ships, some carrying over 3,000 passengers and displacing over 100,000 tons—placing them among the largest ships ever built—ply routes all over the world.
	www.globalcpr.com /Cruises.html (717 words)

	PUERTO RICO HERALD: Cruising For Success (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Those ships brought nearly 1.2 million passengers to the port during fiscal 1998-99, resulting in a total economic impact for the island of an estimated $300 million in visitor expenditures.
		Ships that designate San Juan as home port ships are profitable for the Ports Authority because the vessels are serviced in the harbor for fuel and other supplies and every passenger aboard must pay a head tax to arrive and depart from the island.
		Hoteliers agreed that challenges of attracting cruise ship passengers to stay overnight in local hotels is compounded by the fact that they continue to occupy precious airline seats without staying in the hotels and these new megaships are comparable to floating hotels with plenty of amenities onboard.
	www.puertorico-herald.org /issues/vol4n04/CBCruising-en.shtml (1943 words)

	Hawaii Heats Up; Cruise Ship Ports and Cruising Regions
		Cruising around the Aloha State is becoming more popular, with ships of the major cruise lines spending time in Hawaii every year.
		The island was to receive her first cruise ship calls in 2003 when Holland America introduced Molokai as a port on several 16-night cruises, round-trip from San Diego, however high seas prevented the initial calls.
		One such cruise is the new Sapphire Princess sailing from Los Angeles to Sydney for 30 nights, November 22, 2004 calling at Ensenada, Hilo, Lahaina, Honolulu, Bora Bora, Moorea, Papeete, American Samoa, Western Samoa, Suva (Fiji) and Auckland, Tauranga, Wellington (New Zealand).
	www.cruisemates.com /articles/ports/Hawaii.cfm (2390 words)

	The World Cruise Ship
		Cruising has become a major part of the tourism industry, with hundreds of thousands of passengers each year as of 2004.
		With the advent of large passenger jet aircraft in the 1960s, nearly all travellers switched from ships to planes, but there were some who actually enjoyed the few days of enforced idleness, so while the ocean liner transport business crashed, the cruising voyages never stopped altogether.
		Cruise ships consume vast amounts of food every day, the following is a list of supplies provisioned onboard the Celebrity cruise ship ''Constellation'' for a average 7 day cruise.
	www.artistbooking.com /trips/199/the-world-cruise-ship.html (507 words)

	Business: Tampa gains a cruise ship
		The shift gives Tampa a sixth cruise ship for the winter season and will likely mean a record annual number of passengers - more than 430,000 - for the port's fiscal year starting Oct. 1.
		Cruise ships chartered by the federal government are docked in New Orleans as housing for relief workers.
		Under certain conditions, local pilots won't sail the ship through a narrow stretch of channel leading to the ship's regular terminal, forcing passengers to unload and board at a cargo dock.
	www.sptimes.com /2005/09/28/news_pf/Business/Tampa_gains_a_cruise_.shtml (473 words)

	SFGov: Port of San Francisco: James R. Herman Cruise Ship Terminal Report
		Cruises to San Francisco are also limited by the Passenger Services Act (PSA), an 1886 federal statute that prevents foreign-flagged cruise ships, which now dominate the cruise market, from sailing between U.S. ports without a stop at a foreign port along the way.
		The PSA is a 112-year-old law which restricts foreign cruise ships from transporting passengers from one U.S. coastal city to another without stopping in a foreign port during the course of the cruise.
		As discussed in Section 2, ship turnaround times in ports of call are on the decline; in other words, cruise ships are spending less time in each city they visit, allowing their passengers less time to frequent a city’s attractions.
	www.ci.sf.ca.us /site/port_page.asp?id=31752 (7945 words)

	San Diego Metropolitan Magazine - Cruise Business Bursting At The Beams (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Cruise ships berth at the B Street pier while officials talk about modernizing and enlarging the terminal and financing the construction.
		The number of cruise ship calls in San Diego increased from 100 in 2000 to 191 this year, and more longshoremen are working than ever before.
		Watching operations on the B Street Pier on days when two cruise ships are in town, one understands why the cruise line industry is dropping pointed hints to San Diego to invest in infrastructure as Los Angeles and Long Beach have.
	www.sandiegometro.com /2004/aug/cruise.php (2163 words)

	Port of Seattle: Port of Seattle's Cruise Season a Success
		Seattle's second year as a cruise ship homeport was another year of remarkable growth.
		Norwegian Cruise Line --the first cruise ship to homeport here -- with 22 calls and Royal Caribbean International, which made 16 calls in 2001, brought the lion's share of the estimated 185,000 passengers -- a 54% increase over 2000.
		The ship calls meant more than 630 new jobs locally, plus millions in both business and tax revenue to the region's economy through ship provisioning, hotel stays, tours, restaurants, and other purchases from passengers.
	www.portseattle.org /news/press/2001/10_11_2001_49.shtml (791 words)

	The New Radisson Mariner; Cruisemates Cruise Ship Feature Articles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		But joining a training cruise is a once-in-a-lifetime experience, the rare chance to see the behind-the-scenes operations of a ship.
		Two key people are Radisson Vice President Christian Saleau, and the ship's Hotel Manager, Klaus Riezler, both in charge of the critical areas of provisioning the passenger areas, cuisine and the hiring and training of staff.
		To ensure that the ship meets Radisson's standards, cruise line executives moved to the small seaport town of St. Nazaire, home of one of the world's largest ship construction companies.
	www.cruisemates.com /articles/feature/Anne-mariner.cfm (929 words)

	USATODAY.com - Turning around cruise ships is a rush job (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Before the ship pulls away from the dock on this recent Thursday morning, it will be the scene of three weddings and a decision on whether to wait for four passengers running late on a snow-delayed flight.
		This is a heavy provisioning — enough for the four-day cruise leaving today for Cozumel and the next five-day trip that stops in the Cayman Islands.
		Once the ship was secured at the dock, he hit the rack for some sleep.
	www.usatoday.com /travel/destinations/2005-04-04-cruise-cleaning_x.htm?csp=34 (1333 words)

	Vancouver Information for Cruise Passengers
		The increasing number of ships sailing from Seattle is of concern to Vancouver where numbers have dropped since a peak of 1.25 million in 2002, to 900,000 in 2005.
		Cruise lines offer priority check-in for past passengers so be sure to ask about this if you don't see the separate kiosks for this purpose.
		Cruise lines charge a per person rate to book a hotel room so it is usually more economical to book a room yourself.
	www3.telus.net /cruise_watch/info.htm (3756 words)

	Where
		Cruise lines ship the beef cuts, usually frozen, by container vessels to ports of call worldwide to provision their fleets.
		All 14 ships of Royal Caribbean International, for instance, which purchases beef from Canada, are provisioned from Miami, according to Nancy Wheatley, RCI's senior vice president/safety and environment.
		However, provisioning beef is of greater concern for the smaller European-based lines, such as Continental Waterways, which face stiffer challenges.
	www.lighthousetravel.com /News/where.htm (1395 words)

	News Release - Holland America Line Inc. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The ship's fast speed of up to 22.5 knots permits her to complete a week-long itinerary from Seattle, and she will have no equal in the Alaska market.
		The ship recently earned Ship of the Year honors from the World Ocean and Cruise Liner Society, a 21-year old organization with more than 8,000 members who are experienced cruisers.
		Provisioning a ship means bringing aboard all of the supplies and food products needed for a sailing.
	www.hollandamerica.com /media/newsRelease.do?fileName=/200203/2alas030.xml (907 words)

	Cruising for new markets in the Mediterranean? AgExporter - Find Articles
		Greek-owned cruise ships, ferryboats and smaller sea vessels have itineraries that include the Greek Islands and nearby Cyprus, Italy, Egypt and Turkey.
		Small cruise ship stays range from one to four nights and usually have buffet food service with some a la carte items.
		Cruise lines will purchase directly from large food companies if they offer a wide range of products; otherwise, they depend on food brokers and distributors for provisioning.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m3723/is_12_16/ai_n15388320 (385 words)

	Cruise Ship Job Resume Information
		Provisioning, menu planning, cooking for the guests of 8 and crew of 6.
		Provisioning, cooking for a luxurious busy charterboat with guests of 8 and crew of 6.
		Provisioning, cooking for a boat with guests of 8 and crew of 6
	www.mycruiseshipjob.com /resumes-jobapps/kettunen.htm (205 words)

	Cruise Critic News: NCL Christens Pride of Hawaii In L.A.
		This was a historic day on many fronts for NCL America, the division of Norwegian Cruise Line, which has built American flagged and American staffed ships to sail the waters of Hawaii without having to go to a foreign port.
		Although 4,000 of the new jobs are seafaring positions, the others are a direct result of the tourism that is brought to the region by NCL America's ships, the provisioning required to stock them, the airline schedules into Hawaii that have been expanded because of them.
		In this case Veitch introduced a caveat: It was decided that having a man actually christening the ship might bring bad luck, so while Senator Inouye would perform the naming ceremony, a sextet of female employees, all from Hawaii, would do the honor of christening Pride of Hawaii.
	www.cruisecritic.com /news/news.cfm?ID=1664 (770 words)

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	carnival-cruise-ship.llpl.net /carnival-cruise.html (1076 words)

	Ship cruise (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Cruise ships used to take the rich, retired, or newlywed to intriguing.
		Cruise on the St-Lawrence river or sea links toward Les Îles de la Madeleine and Prince Edouard Island on ferry, modern and confortable ship.
		A cruise ship, or less commonly cruise liner, is a passenger ship used for.
	www.likeservice.com /ship+cruise.html (293 words)

	Prince Rupert City Guide, BC, Canada (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Prince Rupert Port Authority's Atlin Cruise Terminal (pocket cruise ship facility) is port-owned and operated.
		This facility consists of 340 ft of concrete floats along with a 60ft x 40ft lightering float; a 65 ft aluminum ramp/walkway with secure access to the floats; small transitting vessels may tie-up directly to the floats while large vessels tie-up to the bollards located on the dock itself.
		With floating docks to handle the small explorer-class ships of the coastal cruise trade, and large private yachts, the terminal is conveniently situated in bustling Cow Bay, in the "heart" of the harbour next to the Prince Rupert Rowing and Yacht Club.
	www.rupert.bc.ca /cruising.html (266 words)

	queen elizabeth ocean liner model
		On June 16, 1946 she was returned to Cunard for restoration to her original cruise ship luxury.
		Provisioning the Queen Elizabeth was designed to be quick and thorough.
		In 1970 a Taiwanese shipping tycoon C. Tung bought her for restoration and conversion into a combination cruise ship-floating university.
	www.originalbenjamins.com /queenelizabeth.htm (491 words)

	Amazon.com: Carnival Cruise Line Tycoon 2005: Island Hopping: Computer & Video Games (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		International Shipping: This title can be shipped to select countries outside the U.S. Click here to find a list of eligible countries and other details.
		Feel the magic of a Carnival Cruise: The ship's exteriors and interiors are modeled after actual Carnival ships.
		Changes in the overall ship design can be made based on passenger feedback, but it seems that no matter what is done, the passengers would complain about the same things over and over again.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B0001NM4DC?v=glance (1595 words)

	Tortola, British Virgin Islands (BVI) Travel, Hotel, Restaurant and Activities Vacation Guide - Caribe Resource
		Tortola is a very popular port of call by the major cruise ship lines and it is a very easy walk into Road Town from the pier.
		The fee for a Cruising Permit is $4 per person per day for non-BVI based charter yachts (year round) and $2 per person per day for BVI based yachts during Winter; $0.75 per person per day during the Summer season.
		Cruising permits are issued at Customs and are only valid for a specific charter period.
	www.cariberesource.com /bvi/tortola.html (3216 words)

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		Last year that impact totaled $21,429,680m, and in 2006 it is projected to climb slightly to just under$22,000,000 as the ms Maasdam sails to or from Boston on 17 cruises.
		Holland America Line's economic impact includes staffing at the cruise terminal, provisioning ships, refueling, passenger spending, crew spending, port fees and taxes, and marketing and sales expenditures in the region.
		Other expenditures include maintaining its ships and provisioning its fleet, plus port fees, charges and taxes.
	www.marinelink.com /Story/ShowStory.aspx?StoryID=202989 (545 words)

	World Yacht Club
		To cruise the world for the remainder of life is the dream of many.
		You'll have freedom from many of the daily tasks and much of the strife of life: no lawns to mow, leaves to rake, snow to shovel, cows to milk, housekeeping chores, or telemarketing calls.
		are presently or recently cruising full-service with the amenities you expect.
	www.nwdir.com /worldyachtclub.htm (441 words)

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