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Cruise Line Industry

Subjects : industries, hospitality
Instructions:
  • Answer 16 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. The person on a cruise ship who is responsible for the medical care of passengers and employees.






2. A unit for measuring the total cubic capacity of a cruise ship






3. The shipboard equivilent of a kitchen.






4. The person on a cruise ship who is responsible for the cleaning and general maintenance of all cabins and interior areas of the ship






5. The person on a cruise ship who is responsible for it's operation and the safety of all those on board.






6. The Captain's second in command and deputy. also called the staff captain on some cruise lines.






7. The person on a cruise ship who is responsible for providing quality food and beverage service to passengers and crew members - typically reports to the hotel manager.






8. Specially arrange trips - tours - and activities that occur off ship






9. The deck on a cruise ship that contain's the main swimming pool and is generally the center for many onboard activities.






10. The time alloted for serving one complete meal to a group of diners.






11. The second in command within the hotel department and a cruise ship's banker - information officer - human resources director - and complaint handler.






12. The person on a cruise ship who runs the hotel division. responsible for all aspects of the vacation experience the cruise line offers.






13. The flag of the country where a cruise ship is registered and under whose laws it must operate.






14. The day when a cruise ship finishes one cruise and starts another






15. A cruise that affords the guest the opportunity to do whatever they want when they want to do it.






16. Oversees a staff responsible for managing a ship's entertainer's - children's counselors - and guest activities - including selling and coordinating shore excursions.