| 31. | The Tourist Class accommodation lacked some of the luxuries of the other classes, but were still considered modern and comfortable.
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| 32. | In 1952 the cabin layout on northern trans-Atlantic routes was changed to one with a first and a tourist class.
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| 33. | She measured 32, 581 gross tonnage, was long with 1, 750 cabins for luxury, first, second and tourist class passengers.
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| 34. | Each ship could carry an average of two hundred First Class passengers and four hundred and fifty in Tourist Class.
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| 35. | Each ship was luxuriously finished to accommodate 489 passengers in first and tourist class, along with 240 crew members and officers.
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| 36. | The ship was designed to carry 1, 195 passengers ( 465 first class, 260 tourist class and 470 third class ).
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| 37. | She had an identical hull and machinery to Orient Lines'Orcades ) was converted to allow the transportation of tourist class passengers only.
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| 38. | Despite the dominance of the tourist class, her interiors were built to the elegant standards maintained by Cunard on their previous ships.
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| 39. | An overnight train takes about the same time and costs $ 43.30 with a sleeping bunk and $ 34.50 in tourist class.
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| 40. | Their passenger accommodation were divided into just two classes, first and tourist, with the tourist class occupying the majority of the ship.
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