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    Cruise ships.

    Cruise ships are floating luxury star class hotels. They are operating world wide for carrying tourists who usually book for pleasure trips. These ships are built with special fatures such as top class navigation system, early warning system, modern communication system along with the satilite phone facilities, latest survival crafts, lifts, esclators, helicopter landing pads and many more facilites. Some of these ships are used to carry nearly 3,000 passengers at a time. These type of ships are numbered to be around 1,000 in major ship operating countries. They take people to different locations in the world where tourist attractions are found while they are traveling between destinations the passengers on board were entertained and dined luxuriously in specially built halls and lounges. Passengers have their separate luxury rooms with all the facilities along with their mini bar. Because of the nature of the cruise ship business, there are many different kinds of jobs in different kind of fields are available there.

    Thousands of people are employed to look after each sections. The jobs can be divided in to some main categories as deck officers, cadets, deck crew, engine room officers, cadets, engine room crew, catering crew, service providers and entertainers. Deck officers, cadets, deck crew, engine room officers, cadets, engine room crew and catering crew must have their professional marine schooling and certificates required as per the marine authorities of the International countries which are operating ports.