What country did most passengers on Titanic come from?

Third class cabin is also the cheapest to get off the hull. Most of these passengers are immigrants who plan to cross the Atlantic to build a new life. The decoration of the second-class cabin and the general guest room was actually the same as that of the first-class cabin of other general ships at that time. Many second-class passengers originally positioned the first class on other ships, but gave up because of the voyage of Titanic. The first class is the most expensive and luxurious part of the whole ship, and some of the richest celebrities in the world were on this journey at that time.

At 7 o'clock that evening, Titanic arrived in Cherbourg, France. Another group of passengers and goods boarded the Titanic were two special ferry boats, namely nomads and transporters, including American rich people Astor and Margaret Brown-later called "unsinkable aristocratic Mrs. Brown" by newspapers. In addition, more than 20 passengers disembarked after a short journey and were lucky enough to pass by death. At noon the next day, Titanic arrived in Queenstown, Ireland. A group of Irish immigrants full of longing and hope for the new world boarded the ship. A passenger landed here, and his photos later became out-of-print photos of Titanic, which is of great value to today's collectors.