What is another word for cabotage?
Pronunciation: [kˈabɒtɪd͡ʒ] (IPA) 
Cabotage is a term used in the maritime industry to refer to the transport of goods and passengers between two points within the territorial borders of a country. Although it's a specialized term, there are synonyms which can be used to describe similar activities. These include Inland navigation, Short-sea shipping, and Coastal navigation. Inland navigation refers to the transportation of goods and passengers on rivers, canals, and lakes, while Short-sea shipping is transportation by sea over short distances, typically between neighboring countries. Coastal navigation, on the other hand, describes transport activities that involve the movement of goods or people along the coastline of a country.
