I am always looking on the internet for fun things to view, read and participate in. One video I found that had been sent to me from a friend is the National Geographic On Costa Serena. Finally something refreshing and unique. This documentary is done in a proper and professional way showing the various job positions on board a cruise ship. This documentary shows the jobs the crew perform on board and what their daily lives entail on a weekly and monthly bases. Where once, we used to remain on board as long as one year or even up to two or three years depending on personal needs and obligations, now contracts range from three to six months that require more frequent breaks. The ships are larger and more challenging to handle today and this 47 minute film gives a clear insight on life on the high seas particularly during the heighten Honeymoon Season.
I am always looking on the internet for fun things to view, read and participate in. One video I found that had been sent to me from a friend is the National Geographic On Costa Serena. Finally something refreshing and unique. This documentary is done in a proper and professional way showing the various job positions on board a cruise ship. This documentary shows the jobs the crew perform on board and what their daily lives entail on a weekly and monthly bases. Where once, we used to remain on board as long as one year or even up to two or three years depending on personal needs and obligations, now contracts range from three to six months that require more frequent breaks. The ships are larger and more challenging to handle today and this 47 minute film gives a clear insight on life on the high seas particularly during the heighten Honeymoon Season.
