Docking Fee (Noun)
Meaning
A fee charged for a vessel to use a dock.
Classification
Nouns denoting possession and transfer of possession.
Examples
- The marina charged a significant docking fee to yachts, which was determined by their size and length of stay.
- The cruise ship had to pay a docking fee to the port authorities every time it docked to refuel or let passengers disembark.
- The small fishing vessel was exempt from paying docking fees at the local harbour due to its small size.
- The freight company was surprised to discover that the docking fee increased during peak season, significantly affecting their operating costs.
- As part of the harbour's renovation, the docking fee was reduced to attract more boats and stimulate local economic growth.