The use case model with potential actors and use cases.

Appropriate use of the structuring options of UML use case diagram $($e$.$g$.,$ include, extend, and generalization$/$specialization$).$

A short $($outline$)$ description of the "make payment" use case. $[5$ points$]$

Problem description

Consider a cruise ship traveling software application. Your objective is to describe the requirements for purchasing a cruise ticket via a UML use case diagram. You interview staff of the cruise company, and they describe their expectations as follows $($normally the interview conversations are not as descriptive as what follows$)$: "The cruise line requires a traveler to create an account with their information so their information is in the system and they can log in at a later time. To make a cruise ship room reservation, a traveler will need very common functionalities like searching for cruise itineraries, making a reservation, making a payment, making a room selection, viewing the reservation later, making changes, or canceling a reservation. Often, the cruise lines require that a reservation include two or more travelers. Thus, the process should include an option for adding additional travelers. A traveler has multiple payment options; these include paying via a credit card, a PayPal account, or direct deposit from a bank account. Each of these methods requires authentication. If a reservation is canceled, the payment $($maybe full, maybe partial$)$ will be refunded to the traveler. The traveler making a reservation could be an individual, or a group, or a person with special needs. At some point before the cruise ship's embarkation, a traveler will need to check in$.$ As part of the reservation process, cruise line reservations often allow travelers to check for any weather or security warnings about the destination. $..."$

Draw a uml case diagram on a paper.