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A few years ago I tried hard to get a cruise ship job. It seemed the ideal way to save some money and travel the world while having some serious fun-in-the-sun!
  
     
  “Unfortunately I soon discovered that getting a job on a cruise ship is one of the hardest, most frustrating things you can do!”
I scrambled night and day to find anything I could that would help me. But frustrating searches on the internet only turned-up ´dodgy´ looking websites selling nothing but outdated addresses…phone numbers that didn´t work… websites that no longer existed…and lots of false promises. And so-called agencies “guaranteed” me a job…but ONLY if I paid them a hefty fee!

“I spent over $300 and wasted 12 months wandering around the Internet trying to get a job on a cruise ship. Don´t make the same mistakes as me!”

No one seemed to know anything. And nobody seemed to want to help without trying to take a big chunk of my hard-earned money.

But it gets worse, much worse because I found that when I did manage to get through to the cruise lines…I ALWAYS got rejected! Infact I have a whole heap of rejection letters I could show you, that I received one after the other.

Each time I got rejected, it crushed my feelings like a grape. Maybe this has happened to you too?

You see, I knew that cruise lines hire 9,000 to 15,000 new staff PER YEAR just to keep up with all the new ships being launched. And yet I couldn´t even get one lousy job!

I concluded that this was a “closed” industry. And unless you knew anyone who already worked on a cruise ship and who was prepared to get you in…or you had a lot of money and were willing to pay big for it…then your chance of success was almost zero. I was about to give up on my dream when by complete accident…

…I discovered some startling ’secrets’ about cruise ship jobs that anyone could use to get hired in the shortest time possible!

The first time I applied these secrets the tables turned so dramatically it made my head spin. You see, now cruise line companies were calling ME with job offers – and I didn’t know who to choose!

Now, after several glorious years of working on some of the most desirable cruise ships in the world, I have traveled to many parts of South America, most of the islands of the Caribbean (my favorite being Barbados!) I have visited several islands of the Bahamas and much of Florida and the Keys, even Alaska. I made many great friends of all different nationalities and experienced tons of fantastic times and rare moments I´ll treasure forever – and I got paid for it!

And I can show YOU how to do all of this too – much quicker than it took me!

You see,when I stopped working at sea I stayed in the industry as a cruise ship recruitment consultant. I worked for some of the most desirable cruise lines in the world, including: Carnival Cruise Lines, Royal Caribbean, Celebrity, NCL, Holland America, Cunard and many more!

What’s more, I am solely responsible for helping thousands of people just like you get the job of their dreams – working onboard a luxury cruise ship, traveling the world while having the time of their lives! 

 

The cruise ship building boom for 2010 is looking strong, even stronger than 2009.  This is great news for all those looking for cruise ship jobs. 

The bottom line is that close to 12,000 crew members will be required for those 14 new cruise ships – from guest service officers, gift shop staff, spa and salon staff, photographers, deck officers, IT personnel, cruise staff, art auctioneers, and many more.

The launch of Royal Caribbean’s Oasis of the Seas will close off 2009 in December as being the largest cruise ship ever launched at 220,000 GRT. And it will also be the 10th cruise ship (exceeding 30,000 GRT) to be delivered for 2009.

The first cruise ship to be launched in 2010 will be the Costa Delizosa followed by thirteen other ships (exceeding 30,000 GRT) to round out the year. 

Here are the details of the biggest cruise ships to be launched in 2010.  Will you be working on one of them?