DECADECA Travel and Tourism Practice Exam

What is an air/sea package?

1. A package including air travel and cruise services

2. A package including only air travel

3. A package including land travel and sea travel

4. A package including travel by air and travel by land

The correct answer is: A package including air travel and cruise services

An air/sea package specifically refers to a travel arrangement that combines air travel with cruise services. This type of package is designed to provide travelers with a seamless experience, where they can fly to a destination and then embark on a cruise, often offering attractive pricing and a convenient way to manage travel logistics. Such packages typically include not just the flights to the embarkation port of the cruise but often also accommodations and other travel-related services. In contrast, the other options reflect different arrangements. A package that includes only air travel does not encompass any sea travel elements, while a package that combines land and sea travel does not necessarily imply the inclusion of flight services. Similarly, a travel arrangement including both air and land travel does not include cruise services, which are a key feature of an air/sea package. Thus, the definition accurately aligns with the concept of integrating both air and sea (cruise) components into one travel offering.