The most common types of marine vessels used in the cruise industry are:
1. Cruise Ships - large vessels that offer entertainment, dining, and accommodation to passengers. They can carry thousands of passengers and crew members.
2. Riverboats - smaller vessels that operate on rivers and canals. They offer a more intimate cruising experience with fewer passengers.
3. Expedition Ships - specialized vessels designed for exploring remote destinations. They are smaller in size and built for navigating through narrow waterways and shallow ports.
4. Ferries - vessels that transport passengers and vehicles between destinations. They are smaller in size and offer basic amenities.
5. Luxury Yachts - high-end vessels that offer personalized service and exclusive amenities. They are typically smaller in size and can accommodate a small number of passengers.
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