Ocean liner

An ocean liner is a large, luxurious passenger ship designed for traveling long distances across oceans. Unlike cruise ships built mainly for leisure and short trips, ocean liners are built for durability, speed, and safety on extended voyages. They typically have reinforced hulls to navigate rough seas and facilities for passengers to live comfortably during weeks-long journeys. Historically, they played a vital role in transporting people and mail between continents, with famous examples like the RMS Titanic. Today, while their primary role has shifted, they remain iconic symbols of transoceanic travel and maritime engineering.