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A voyage

In the Port of Antwerp, each route that an inland vessel travels between 2 berths is called a voyage.

A voyage that starts outside the Port of Antwerp and has a destination in the Port of Antwerp is called an arrival voyage.

A voyage that starts outside the Port of Antwerp and has a destination outside the Port of Antwerp but passes through the Port of Antwerp is called a transit voyage.

Every voyage that follows after the arrival voyage is called a next voyage.

A stay

The collection of an arrival voyage and next voyages is called a stay.

A stay therefore starts with the arrival voyage and ends with the last next voyage that has a destination outside the Port of Antwerp. For correct billing of the stay, it is important that the arrival voyage and all next voyages until the last one form a neatly connected chain.

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