How to collect huge cruise ships

If the construction of the very first cruise liners in the history of mankind took several years, then the time spent on the construction of a modern tourist ship, as a rule, does not exceed one year. The use of modern technologies and the mechanization of production have significantly reduced construction time, and the vessels themselves have become more spacious and comfortable.

The construction of cruise ships is a high-precision and high-tech production that only a few countries in the world can afford. Most shipyards, which are producing large sea liners, are currently concentrated in Germany, Italy and France. The assembly of ships is carried out in huge hangars or directly in the open. New blocks are gradually attached to the metal base, and the liner is assembled like a giant constructor. As soon as the frame of the vessel is ready, it is launched and sent for further arrangement, and new vessels take up the vacated space.

Assembling a cruise ship is such a spectacular sight that thousands of tourists come to see it. For example, the world famous shipyard Meyer (Meyer) in the German city of Papenburg is visited annually by more than 300 thousand people. Well, we suggest you take a virtual trip to one of the shipyards, where you can see for yourself how a grand ship appears from scratch.

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