Outbound cruise prices

Cruise travel prices are not fixed, and ticket and accommodation costs will vary depending on factors such as travel season, cabin class, cruise company, and journey length.

The basic cost components of cruise travel include: ticket fee, accommodation fee, meal fee, service fee and shore activity fee, etc. Among them, the ticket fee is the basic fee, and the accommodation fee and meal fee are per day. The living expenses that passengers must pay, and the cruise service charge is a tip that passengers give to cruise employees to express their gratitude for the good service of the employees.

Cruise ships are one of the means of transportation specially used by the postal department to transport mail, and they also transport passengers. Generally, cruise ships are for sightseeing purposes. In the early days of postal services, intercontinental postal services relied on postal ships to deliver letters and packages from one shore to the other. Different from ocean cruise ships, cruise ships usually do not cross the ocean, but travel in the most common circle. The starting and ending ports are usually the same port, and the journey is usually shorter, as little as 1 to 2 days, or as long as 1 to 2 weeks.

The largest modern cruise ship

The American Oasis of the Seas, once the largest and most expensive cruise ship in the world, took three years to build and began its maiden voyage on December 1, 2009. This giant ship has a unique design, with theaters, casinos, shops, swimming pools, open-air parks and rock climbing venues. The Oasis of the Seas was built in 2006 by STX Shipbuilding, a shipbuilding giant headquartered in Oslo, Norway. The cruise ship was launched on the 28th of this month. The handover was completed at the Port of Turku in Finland and ordered by the American Royal Caribbean Cruise Line.

This giant cruise ship has more than a dozen floors and can accommodate more than 2,000 crew members and more than 6,000 tourists. The passenger capacity is nearly 50% more than the largest cruise ship in operation. The Oasis of the Seas is longer At 360 meters, 47 meters wide, and 65 meters high on the waterline, the cruise ship is five times the size of the Titanic and dwarfs even the U.S. military's Nimitz-class aircraft carriers.