Embarking on a lengthy international flight, we experience a mix of emotions as we are about to join the ship. There's a sense of exhilaration fueled by the prospect of new adventures and countless opportunities. However, amidst this excitement, a tinge of sadness may arise, knowing that we'll be separated from our loved ones, our family and friends. Yet, regardless of our internal struggles, we are resolute in our commitment to fulfill our duties onboard.

It always looks greener on the other side. That is just the way we see our life. If you have ever worked on a cruise ship, you probably were amazed by the captain's highly sophisticated importance and reputation on the cruise ship. The truth is that the captain position comes together with a lot of perks and benefits, but the road to "glory" was everything but not easy...

In the next few days, we will try to present some specific jobs on the cruise ships closely; if you decide to start your cruise ship career, this might help you choose the most appropriate job for you.

If you're new to cruising, you're likely brimming with questions about the ship's food service. Don't worry; we've got you covered with some essential information to enhance your onboard dining experience. 

While working on a cruise ship as a bartender, I often asked myself, "Is there a real value in buying the drink package for the ship passengers? 

In a heartwarming gesture, Carnival Cruise Line has played a pivotal role in renovating a learning center at St. Ann's Bay Regional Hospital in Jamaica. As part of their Labor Day Volunteer Project, approximately 20 Carnival Horizon crew members dedicated their time to cleaning up, painting, and repairing the Learning Centre. Additionally, Carnival Cruise Line generously donated essential items to enhance the facility.

Working on a cruise ship is known to be one of the most stressful jobs. It involves long work hours, frequent changes in team members, and high standards of quality. Additionally, crew members have personal responsibilities such as paying off loans, supporting their families back home, and managing everyday tasks like laundry and studying.

If you possess exceptional social skills and have experience in restaurant service, this could be the ideal position for you on a cruise ship. The role of a Maitre D’’’ is not only incredibly enjoyable but also comes with significant responsibilities.

The allure of working on a cruise ship is undeniable, offering a unique blend of adventure, travel, and rewards. However, like any endeavor, it comes with its own set of advantages and challenges. From experiencing new cultures to dealing with isolation, here's a look at the things I love and the things I don't about the ship life.

We all have at least one bad manager in our careers. It's a bit more complicated on the cruise ship because the influence on the employees is drastically more impactful. In my experience, here are some of the most common attributes of a bad manager.

Encourages office toxicity