ocean liner routes

Ocean liner routes refer to the established paths that large passenger ships, known as ocean liners, take to transport travelers across oceans. These routes connect major cities around the world, often running between popular destinations in North America, Europe, Asia, and beyond. Ocean liners typically operate on set schedules and may provide scenic views, onboard amenities, and leisure activities. The routes are influenced by factors such as weather, maritime regulations, and port accessibility, allowing for a unique travel experience on the water. Popular examples include transatlantic crossings from the U.S. to Europe.