In 2013, I chose to study for a Bachelor’s Degree in Hospitality and Tourism, without really knowing exactly what the program was about. I only knew one thing: I wanted to travel the world. At 17 years old, that was my one certainty. And studying a degree with international opportunities seemed like the best first step. One of the ways to travel and interact with people from all over the world was through cruises.
How I Discovered Cruises
I remember that in one of the first classes of “Introduction to Hospitality,” we learned about the different types of accommodations: boutique hotels, motels, resorts. And at one point, the teacher mentioned cruises. She said something that stayed with me forever: “A cruise ship is nothing more and nothing less than a floating hotel.” That phrase sparked something in me. I was so fascinated by the idea that I started dreaming about working on one.
Over time, I sent out countless résumés to work for different cruise lines, but I wasn’t selected. My English level was still very basic. After living in the United States and improving my language skills significantly, I tried again: I interviewed with Royal Caribbean and other companies. But then the pandemic hit… and once again, that dream was put on hold.
Today, life has taken me to the other side: I don’t work on cruise ships, but I’ve started selling cruises — and I love it!
Because a cruise experience has it ALL.
World-class cuisine
Shows, music, and entertainment
Stops in multiple destinations
Spaces to relax
Activities for all ages
Options for every travel style: pet-friendly cruises, singles cruises, romantic getaways, family adventures, gay-friendly cruises, and much more.
If you’ve ever dreamed of experiencing a cruise — or want to enjoy it again in a new and special way — this space is for you. I’m here to help you find the perfect cruise for you, your budget, and your dreams.
Your next adventure could begin at sea. Shall we set sail together?
