Rejsy

Rejsy is a Polish noun meaning voyages or cruises undertaken by ships or boats. The term covers both leisure cruises and other waterborne journeys, including passenger transport by sea or river. In Polish, rejs (singular) denotes a single voyage, while rejsy (plural) refers to multiple voyages or to the category of such journeys as a whole. The word is widely used in tourism, shipping schedules, travel journalism, and everyday language.

In tourism and transport contexts, rejsy appear in phrases such as rejsy wycieczkowe (cruise tours), rejsy po Wiśle (cruises on the Vistula), or rejsy morskie (sea cruises). River and coastal itineraries are common in Poland and across Europe, and travel companies often publish schedules and packages under the heading of rejsy. The concept also encompasses promotional and informational material about cruise lines, ports of call, durations, and services.

Translations into English depend on context; common renderings are cruise, voyage, or sailing. The term is specific to Polish language usage and does not denote a particular company unless capitalized as part of a brand name.