Serving foreign passengers at ports, ferries and cruise terminals
A docked ship is a demand spike: thousands of visitors come ashore at once, with a few hours in town and many questions at the same time.
The disembarkation peak
All-aboard time, crossing tickets, vehicle boarding, luggage, authorised transport, half-day tours and meeting points — all crammed into the same window.
How the terminal answers
The QR code sits at the ticket desk, on the boarding ramp, on the terminal stand and on the queue marshal's badge. The passenger scans, speaks their language and hears the reply translated at once.
Volume without confusion
Many passengers can be connected to the same point simultaneously; each case is its own conversation, routed to an available attendant.
Who it is for
Cruise terminals, ferry operators, marinas, port-side tour operators, licensed guides and shops around the quay.
Available languages: pt-BR, en, es, fr, de, it, ja
Frequently asked questions
- I'm a cruise passenger and don't speak the local language. How do I ask about all-aboard time?
- Scan the TouristTalk QR code in the terminal, pick your language and just ask. The attendant's answer arrives translated on your phone.
- Can it be used in the ferry boarding queue?
- Yes. The QR code can live on a stand, a sign or a badge, and each passenger opens their own conversation.
- Do several passengers at once cause problems?
- No. Each case is separate and routed to an available attendant.