Imagine you own one of the most prestigious cruise lines in the world and you are looking to expand your business. You decide to order a brand new ship, one that is larger than your existing vessels. Now, will you build a ship that is "revolutionary", with lots of new gadgets and facilities that will wow and dazzle new guests but might well turn away your existing clients? Or will you stick to your original concept and choose for a more "evolutionary" ship? Soon after boarding the brand new Silver Spirit at Monte Carlo, Monaco it is clear that the owners of Silversea Cruises have chosen for an "evolution" rather than "revolution" and closely follow the look and feel of their other boutique ships.

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Positions:

1.Hair/Nail Technician
2. Beauty Therapist
3. Massage Therapist
4. Fitness Instructor
5. Cruise Director
6. Food & Beverage Manager
7. Golf Instructor
8. Store Manager
9. General Merchandise Manager
10. Fine Jewelry Manager
11. General Merchandise Sales Associate – On Board Retail
12. Jewelry Sales Associate – On Board Retail
13. Jeweler – On Board Retail
14. Safety Officer
15. Shore Excursion Manager
16. Shore Excursion Assistant Manager
17. Shore Excursion Staff
18. Chief Purser (Reception Manager)
19. International Purser (Receptionist who speaks other languages fluently)
20. Purser (Receptionist)
21. Trainee Purser (Limited Experience)
22. Housekeeping Manager
23. Assistant Housekeeping Manager
24. Deck Supervisor
25. Food and Beverage Manager
26. Assistant Food & Beverage Manager
27. Head Waiter / Maitre D'
28. Food and Beverage Management Trainee
29. Restaurant Manager
30. Corporate Chef
31. Executive Chef
32. Executive Sous Chef
33. Sous Chef
34. Chef de Partie
35. Demi Chef de Partie

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There are no jobs like cruise line jobs!

No other job markets have been growing so rapidly in the past ten years as the cruise line jobs. Just for the last four years all leading cruise lines have doubled their fleets and number of employees. Many new cruise ship lines have emerged trying to get their share from the cruise market explosion. With all the cruise ships currently under construction the number of cruise lines work force worldwide is expected to triple by the year 2010. A cruise ship is a self-contained floating community that supplies pleasures and cervices for up to 3,000 passengers. There are a hundreds of jobs and skills required to keep a cruise ship operational.

Working for a luxury cruise line offers numerous rewards, but the most common reasons for doing it are:

- you can not only earn, but save a substantial amount of money for a short period of time, all your expenses are taken care of by the cruise line (food, accommodation, medical care, airline ticket to the port of embarkation and back home, regardless which part of the world you live).

- citizens of certain countries do not have to pay taxes on the income they have earned at sea (U.S. citizens pay taxes if employed by U.S. based cruise line).

- travel in style around the world for free (even getting paid for it).

- getting away from a boring job, career or every day routine.

- discounted cruise rates for relatives and family members.

- cruise line jobs are the best form of travel jobs, since aboard a cruise ship in fact you will be working in many different countries and places instead of one. Other travel jobs can not offer you visits to such a variety of places, counties, climates and continents as cruise line jobs offer.

While working for cruise lines you enjoy a wining combination - having a profitable and exciting job, cruise career, traveling all over the world and always following the sun and the good weather, meeting crew members, passengers and local people and in the same time saving substantial amount of money (since you do not have to pay for accommodation and food). Cruise line jobs are in fact so addictive, that many crew members find it quite difficult to live on land after completing a contract aboard a cruise ship. It feels kind of strange to eat in a restaurantand to pay the bill after when you've been doing it for free for months while working aboard a cruise ship.

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