A passenger manifest records the people associated with a voyage. The required contents and reporting process depend on the operation and the applicable passenger-registration rules.
A booking may cover several travellers, and the purchaser may not be every passenger. Booked, checked-in and boarded quantities can differ; define which record the departure team needs.
One person can purchase tickets for several travellers. A list of purchasers therefore answers a different question from a voyage record of the people travelling. Define which details the operation needs, when they are checked and who corrects them. Applicable registration and reporting requirements must be confirmed for the service; a sales list is not automatically a statutory manifest.
Confirm required fields, reporting, retention and corrections with the relevant authority or advisers. An operational booking list should not be assumed to satisfy every statutory manifest requirement.
A passenger manifest concerns the people travelling, not simply the number of tickets sold.
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