passenger ships
Cruisers carrying travelers
Passenger ships are vessels designed primarily to carry people rather than cargo.
The category includes ocean liners for long-distance travel, cruise ships for leisure voyages, and ferries for shorter routes.
The passenger ship could accommodate two thousand travelers.
The term distinguishes these from freighters, tankers, and other commercial vessels.
- White Star LineHistoric British shipping firm
- ocean linersLarge passenger vessels
- ferriesRegular water transport vessels
- stateroomsPrivate shipboard living quarters
- hullOuter covering or frame
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- Ocean Voyagesfreighters, tankers, galleons, steamships, ocean liners
- Transatlantic connectionsflights, cruises, voyages, crossings, airlines
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Vessels for transporting goods
freighters · container ships · tankers · oil tankers · cargo vessels
passenger shipswarships
Military combat vessels
naval vessels · battleships · destroyers · aircraft carriers · frigates
passenger shipspassenger trains
Locomotives transporting people
passenger aircraft · airliners · railways · commercial airlines · coaches
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