Which position on the cruise ship has a high salary?

Generally speaking, the salary of European and American cruise ships is higher than that of Asian cruise ships, but the English requirements of European and American cruise ships are higher than that of Asian cruise ships, and there is no requirement for height and appearance.

Asian cruise companies (Star Cruises, Hong Kong Metropolis, Treasure Island Star, etc. ) It's all about 400-900 yuan, and some of them will be a little higher ~ ~ Depending on the position, I won't say much about this ~

About the salary of some European and American cruise ships is probably:

Cleaners and cooks ($ 700~800) basically have no rest day every month, and work 10 hour every day, with little tips and easy work.

Waiter: There are different grades. The waiter in the staff canteen is 800~ 1000 USD, with little tip, almost no rest day every month, and working hours every day 10. Work is very tiring. Guest waiter, 1000 USD. More tips, there is basically no rest day every month, and the working hours are 10 hours every day. Some guests hardly tip when they spend money in restaurants. Guest restaurants are divided into buffet and western restaurants. Waiters in western restaurants give a lot of tips. Tired from work

Guest Room: The salary is good. (Take the Caribbean as an example) With the tip, it should be more than $2,000, but it is very tiring. It is recommended that hard-working men interview ~ ~ Of course, women can also ~ ~

Duty-free shop is good, team commission, performance pressure, leisure during the day, busy at night, ready to stay up late. The overall salary is ok. Personally, I think Asian routes make more money than European and American routes ~ ~

Spa departments of cruise ships (acupuncturists, fitness coaches, beauticians, manicurists, etc. ): monthly minimum wage deposit of $65,438+0,000, optional weekly rest time 1.5 days, performance pressure. Salary composition: service fee+product commission+15% tip (the tip will be deducted automatically when swiping the card. Working hours: 8: 00 am to 8: 00 pm, with meals and breaks. The second contract starts with choosing the cruise ship and route you want to go to. You can apply to be a trainee manager for the first contract, and you can be promoted to the manager through 1-2 contract probation and assessment.

The above are only approximate ~ ~ for reference only ~ ~ Ask the agent you applied for specifically, or visit the website of the relevant cruise company for enquiry ~ ~

As for the choice of the sea location, I suggest you look at your own situation first. Don't think you should go to any high-paying position. After all, it is the most important thing to suit yourself. If you don't like this job, you can't do it well and you won't get anything.

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