Cruise ships'
And the Docking industry

Needs investments', with the increase of travel and pollution in the atmosphere, it would only make sense that countries' dealing with Britain and other European standard-conventionalist', to open boarders' for cross channel Cruise liners', for the beginnings' of a new shipping industry.

Direct routes' from democratic republics' and other-countries' who by will of association of goods dealings'; who wish to join in the franchise trade of commercialisation of products' and holidays' alike, a profit for all.

With Cruise ships' and families' whose destinations' are extensive, can enjoy a luxury liner with a small family holiday break before enduring on an active part lifestyle-family visit, in all due respect doesn't cater for the needs' of the immediate family for bonding and relaxation.

Rather, with a on deck holiday - there will be more quality time and relaxation, then when the family arrives' at their final destination, of what becomes' the normality to bombard the initial family unit, who from the off-set decided on a vacation, in need of a good break for all work pressures' alike, of what then becomes' home from home, the idea of a vacation ends only in constant disruptions that could lead to severed ties' in the future, and quick in and out exit routes', that do not give anyone a good quality holiday. Rather it seems' people are shuffled through as fast and furiously as possible, before the next flight is due in.

Work from work, to, work from work.

It would be a real investment to open boarders', and established links' , this will be a real opportunity, now the Olympics are approaching, to ease the congestion of the airports' and establish new ties' in the revival of this business for new holidaying consumers'.

A chance for the shipping industry to be revived.