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What Happens To Old Cruise Ships: Scrapping In The Cruise Ship Graveyard
Ever wondered what happens to older cruise ships when they reach the end of their lives? These giant floating cities make their last voyage to a ship breaking yard, where they are broken down for scrap metal and parts. In this article, we will explore the process of decommissioning cruise ships that have reached their…
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Cruise Ship Construction Locations: Where Are Cruise Ships Built?
What Is a Shipyard, particularly one that constructs cruise ships? A shipyard is a facility where ships are constructed and repaired. Shipyards are typically located in areas with large bodies of water, such as oceans, rivers, and lakes. Cruise ships, specifically, are large vessels typically built in dry docks with the help of large cranes.…
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