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Exploring the Hospitality Industry
Quiz 6: Cruising
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Question 1
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Carnival Cruise Lines are the most financially successful netting about _________ percent of sales. • 10 • 15 • 20 • 25
Question 2
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The company credited with inventing cruising is: • Peninsula and Oriental Steam Navigation Company • British Cruise Line, Incorporated • Princess Cruise Line • Titanic Incorporated
Question 3
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Air-cruise packages made cruising an option for many passengers because the packages: • Created savings for passengers and made it easier to reach the coast • Did not do well do to the high prices of airline tickets • Were a marketing tool used by travel agents in the 1950's • Could only be found for Mediterranean cruises
Question 4
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Barge cruises: • Are the most popular and specialize in one area such as the Caribbean • Have the feel of a small hotel • Cruise inland waterways and canals and offer close knit and personal atmospheres • Offer passengers a chance to see river locations and a country's heartland
Question 5
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Regional cruises are considered: • The most popular, often specializing in one area such as the Caribbean • As providing the feel of a small hotel • To have a friendly and international atmosphere • To be what cruising is all about, traveling under white sails and being one with nature
Question 6
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On April 10, 1912 the Titanic set sail on her maiden voyage with 2,225 passengers onboard. On April 15, the Titanic collided with an iceberg with only _________ passengers surviving. • 600 • 675 • 705 • 775
Question 7
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The middle market segment of the cruise industry has an average cost per person of : • $100 to $300 per day • $300 to $400 per day • $250 to $500 per day • More than $500 per day
Question 8
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The first American cruise ship to set sail from New York City in 1867, was named: • Titanic • Queen Mary • Quaker City • Olympic
Question 9
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River cruises are found throughout the world and European river cruises are known for their: • Close knit environment • Friendly and international atmosphere • Providing an opportunity to experience the local culture and cuisine • Providing a chance to explore hard to reach areas
Question 10
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Coastal cruises provide passengers with an opportunity to: • Explore hard to reach areas • Experience a unique American tradition • Establish a close knit environment with their fellow travelers • Visit local ports and experience the local culture and cuisine
Question 11
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The luxury segment of the cruise industry caterers to travelers who earn: • $30k - $60k per year • $60k - $80k per year • Over $80k per year • Are AARP members
Question 12
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The second largest cruise line in the industry is Royal Caribbean which operates two brands, Royal Caribbean International and _______________________________________. • Star Cruises • Celebrity Cruises • Princess Cruises • Disney Cruises
Question 13
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Currently, the largest cruise line in the industry is: • Carnival • Royal Caribbean • Norwegian • Quaker City
Question 14
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A perpetual cruiser is one who spends __________________months aboard different cruise ships each year. • Three to five • Two to three • Six to eight • Year round
Question 15
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The average cruise passenger is: • A blue collar worker • About 46 years old and married • Single and traveling solo • Traveling with more than 2 children
Question 16
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Steamboat cruises: • Provide a unique American experience, providing a chance to see America's heartland • Designed for passengers who want to explore exotic locations such as the Amazon • Provide a friendly and international atmosphere • Only cruise during the warm months of April-October
Question 17
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For most cruise lines, the largest source of income comes from: • Fares • Casino • Food service • Beverage service
Question 18
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The White Star Line built ships that were quiet, stable and luxurious. The Titanic was one of these ships, which were the other two built by White Star in the early 1900's? • Quaker City and Orient • Olympic and Britannic • Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth • Cunard and Carnivale
Question 19
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The mass market segment of the cruise industry generally consists of : • People with income in the $30k - $60k range • People with income in the $60k - $80k range • People with incomes greater than $80k • Discount travelers