Does anyone work on an international cruise? Excuse me, which position on the cruise makes more money?

The post-treatment on the cruise ship is very different. You can apply for the position you want, but your ability must reach ~ ~

At present, domestic cruise companies are generally divided into: Asian cruise companies (Star Cruises, Hong Kong Metropolis, Treasure Island Star, etc. ) and European and American cruise companies (Royal Caribbean, Costa Rica, Princess, Disney and other cruise outsourcing companies: Steiner Cruise Spa in the UK and Starborad Duty Free Shop in the US). Generally speaking, the treatment of European and American cruise companies will be higher than that of Asian cruise ships. Of course, the requirements of European and American cruise ships will be higher, especially the requirements of spoken English.

Treatment (European and American cruise ships): cleaner, kitchen worker (about 700~800 dollars, not very tired, not too stressful),

Western restaurants and guest rooms (the salary is good, take the Caribbean as an example, plus the tip should be more than 2000 dollars, but it is very tiring. It is recommended that hardworking men interview ~ ~ Of course, women can also ~ ~).

Cruise duty-free shop (team commission, performance pressure, preparation for staying up late, overall salary is ok, personally think that Asian routes make more money than European and American routes ~ ~)

Cruise Spa Department (the monthly minimum wage deposit is 800- 1000 USD, and the service fee+product commission+tip will be automatically deducted by the system when the guest checks out, which has performance pressure. )

Working hours: Except for the cruise spa and duty-free shops, most posts have one day 10 hour, with little rest time every month. Duty-free shop: rest during the day, work at night and prepare to stay up late. Cruise Spa Department (65438+ 0.5 days per week, free rest time, 8 am to 7-8 pm, with meal time in between. Choose to work overtime at night)

Asian Cruises: Take Star Cruises as an example: The normal working time of Star Cruises is 10 hour. Most jobs cost $400 to $800 (of course, there are higher ones). These mainly depend on your position, and the salary varies from position to position ~ ~ In addition, don't expect too high a tip ~ ~ There is room and board on board (the same on all cruise ships) ~ The dormitory is usually a dormitory for four people (the European and American cruise ships are two people).

Summary: European and American cruise ships will be paid more than Asian cruise ships. If you are good at English, interview European and American cruise ships to see your personality ~ ~ Is it more physical labor or mental labor ~ ~ If you are good at spoken English, it is recommended to be a duty-free shop or a cruise spa department (these need you to sell, sell more, earn more, relatively speaking, physical labor will not be much).

Generally speaking, the positions at the staff level are not bad (duty-free shops, cruise spa departments, entertainment departments, etc.). ). Of course, the requirements are also high ~ ~

Personal suggestion: after choosing a position, you should work hard for this goal. No matter what you do or interview on the cruise, you can only get good treatment if you have good strength. Any position on a cruise ship is hard. The princess (young master) is ill and doesn't go to work. You are on your own on the cruise ship, and no one sympathizes with the weak ~ ~

Take a cruise to the spa ~ ~ post it ~ ~