The Wayback Machine - https://web.archive.org/all/20031212152903/http://www.cruiseshipentertainment.com:80/


CRUISE SHIPS ENTERTAINMENT
www.cruiseshipentertainment.com


A division of Seamax International Inc.©

 

                                                           
                                                         





Home Page

Shipboard Entertainment Positions

Cruise Lines Profiles

Cruise Lines And Agencies Contacts

CD-ROM Guide Content

Order A CD-ROM Guide

Urgent Vacancies

Contact Us

Cruise Links

Ships For Sale



WELCOME TO CRUISESHIPENTERTAINMENT.COM!

New-Cruise Ships For Sale-Click Here



The most comprehensive and detailed website about the cruise entertainment industry and your best guide to cruise ship employment.

Bookmark this site now, it is updated frequently. (Press Ctrl.+D)

In case you are interested in cruise line employment outside the entertainment department, please visit www.cruiselinejob.com or CLICK HERE

There is no business like show business!

This popular phrase does not quite apply today, considering the real situation of the entertainment industry worldwide. Places like Las Vegas and New York City are no longer heaven for musicians, dancers and entertainers. As a result of the present economic realities and all major budget cuts in almost every form of entertainment, the army of unemployed and "freelancing" (meaning without steady income) artists, musicians and entertainers has never been bigger. There is only one place left, where musicians, dancers, entertainers and production staff can find stable jobs and relatively bright future (at least for the next ten years) - THE CRUISE LINES. No other industry has been growing so rapidly in the past seven years as the cruise industry (except software development and the Internet, of course). Just for the last four years all leading cruise lines have doubled their fleets and number of employees. Full scale Broadway and Las Vegas style production shows are performed aboard all cruise superliners. Many new cruise ship companies have emerged trying to get their share from the cruise market explosion. With all the cruise vessels currently under construction the number of cruise lines work force worldwide is expected to triple by the year 2004.

Working in the entertainment department on a luxury cruise liner offers numerous rewards, but the most common reasons for doing it are:

- steady income in the entertainment field, you do what you are trained for and what you like doing most.

- 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).

- as a member of the entertainment department, enjoy numerous privileges aboard (walk anywhere in passenger areas, use some of the passenger dining and recreation facilities, work reasonable amount of hours per week).

- 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 get paid for it).

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

Whatever your reasons to look for cruise line employment might be, enjoy this website and browse through the various sections, we believe that you will find the site resourceful and useful. We would appreciate your feedback, let us know what you think about any aspect of the website - design, navigation, content, our products (in case you order any) and our newsletter (in case you subscribe). We would particularly like to receive comments from current crew members about employment conditions and environment, changes of policies and new developments considering the entertainment departments of any cruise line, which we can share with our visitors. We can be contacted by e-mail at contact@cruiseshipentertainment.com or use our postal address:

Finally, we would like to thank all the former and present cruise lines' musicians, dancers and entertainers, who have offered generously their expertise and have contributed to the creation of this CD-ROM guide and the website itself. Without their help, collecting such of enormous amount of information would not be possible.

 

   



CLICK HERE to order the Cruise Ship Entertainment Employment Guide 2004® CD-ROM with all the cruise lines' entertainment contacts, all agencies worldwide hiring talent for cruise lines (addresses, e-mail addresses, telephone/fax numbers) plus a tutorial about how to write down your resume and successfully prepare a promotional package in order to get hired by a cruise line or an agent. You will also find on the CD insiders' tips for the various entertainment positions, veteran crew members professional advises for the actual day-to-day life aboard a cruise ship. Locations of Internet access places, calling stations, points of interest and bargain shopping in all major cruise ships ports around the world, the cheapest ways to phone home from various countries, high quality photos of cruise ships and ports of call (which take too much space to be displayed on the Web) and much more...

Get a job or your money back! NO RISK* (certain restrictions apply, see below for more details)

 

 

URGENT VACANCIES!!!

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 Managers
9.  General Merchandise Managers
10.
Fine Jewelry Managers
11.
General Merchandise Sales Associates – On Board Retail
12.
Jewelry Sales Associates – 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. Pursers (Receptionist)
21. Trainee Pursers (Limited Experience)
22. Housekeeping Managers
23. Assistant Housekeeping Managers
24. Deck Supervisors
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


Please, contact: cruise@emax.ca 
or Click Here to fill in the online application form



Home Page - Shipboard Entertainment Positions - Cruise Lines Profiles -
Cruise Lines And Entertainment Agencies Contacts - CD-ROM Guide Content -
Order A CD-ROM Guide - Contact Us - Links

Copyright © 1997-2004 Seamax International Inc. All rights reserved.




*1 Year Money Back Guarantee
This offer is valid one year from the purchase of the Cruise Ship Entertainment Employment Guide 2004® CD-ROM. In order to qualify for the refund, you must return the original CD-ROM and proof of purchase along with FIVE letters or postcards showing refusal of employment from a cruise
line. The refusal employment letters must be from separate cruise line companies and must be written on original company letterhead. Shipping charges incurred during the original purchase or the return are NOT covered by this guarantee. If the CD-ROM was purchased by credit card, a refund can only be made back to the original credit card. All other refunds will be paid by check.