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Offline vladakicvi

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« on: 24/March/2009 »
Hteo bih da pitam sve iskusne moreplovce kako prolaze sa baksisom od radnog mesta do mesta. Pitanje je preopsirno pa ako bi mogao svako da iznese neka iskustva sa pozicije na kojoj je radio. pored usluznog dela F&B sektora ako ima neko da je na poziciji Stateroom Steward da kaze kako je?  :rolleyes:

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Re: Tips
« Reply #1 on: 24/March/2009 »
ako ima neko da je na poziciji Stateroom Steward da kaze kako je?  :rolleyes:

sto se tice ove pozicije,veoooma malo ljudi sa ovih prostora radi taj posao,a ovde na forumu,ne vjerujem da ima iko.. :nono: :nono:
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« Reply #2 on: 24/March/2009 »
sto se tice ove pozicije,veoooma malo ljudi sa ovih prostora radi taj posao,a ovde na forumu,ne vjerujem da ima iko.. :nono: :nono:

Treba izreklamirat ovaj forum u Rumunjskoj i Poljskoj, da bi se javili Stateroom Stewardi
Odavno ne plovim. Sve odgovore pronađite na forumu.
http://youtu.be/gABS8a4wm9o (door=forum, ja Morpheus ti Neo)

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« Reply #3 on: 24/March/2009 »
jel to znaci da je tesko dobiti to mesto ili jednostavno nije popularno mesto, cini mi se da je u odnosu na rad u u usluzni deo F&B hladovina...? :rofl:

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« Reply #4 on: 25/March/2009 »
jel to znaci da je tesko dobiti to mesto ili jednostavno nije popularno mesto, cini mi se da je u odnosu na rad u u usluzni deo F&B hladovina...? :rofl:

nije da nije popularno,nego trebas dooobro da se oznojis dok dodjes na tu poziciju,a to nasim ljudima rijetko polazi za rukom.Cast izuzecima,a sto se mene tice,za moje 3 godine na brodu,upoznao sam samo jednu stateroom stewardess na carnivalu,bila je iz Hrvatske,i to je to...
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« Reply #5 on: 25/March/2009 »
Ja sam znao dvoje Hrvata na Disneyu u HKP. Imali su strasnu lovu.
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« Reply #6 on: 30/March/2009 »
Tipping on a Cruise

How much and who on your cruise should be tipped? When and how should tips be given? The whole custom can be the source of considerable anxiety.
Generally, you should plan to tip your room steward $3.00 to $3.50 per person, per day, and plan an equal amount for your dining room waiter, and half of that for the busboy.

On most ships, tip the maitre d' or dining room captain only if you ask for special favors or table-side service; $5 to $10 is normal. Bartenders and wine stewards are tipped 10 to 15 percent, but many cruise lines will automatically add this gratuity to your bar or beverage bill. Check the bill to see how it is handled. Also, tips for special services such as salon & spa treatments and room service are left to the discretion of the guest, depending on services rendered.

Individual ship profiles found under the "Ships & Ratings" heading above will provide precise guidelines for tipping on any ship. Guidelines will be repeated onboard, probably by your ship's cruise director. Gratuities are placed in envelopes from your cabin's stationery supply. Generally, passengers on cruises of 10 days or less will tip at the end of the cruise. On longer voyages, tipping weekly may be the norm.

As part of a new trend that seems likely to grow, Carnival, Costa, Holland America, Norwegian, Oceania, Princess and Cunard now charge gratuities to your account automatically. Norwegian, for example, charges $12 per day, per guest, to cover service in the various dining rooms and your room steward. If you feel this amount needs to be adjusted, whether increased or decreased, arrangements can be made onboard the ship, generally at the end of your cruise.

A few lines do not encourage tipping, including Regent (Radisson) Seven Seas, Seabourn, SeaDream Yacht Club and Silversea. Crew members are reportedly higher paid and not tip dependent. Many passengers tip anyway for outstanding service or special favors.


Tips on Tipping
Cabin steward
$3.00 to $3.50 per person per day

Waiter
$3.00 to $3.50 per person per day

Assistant waiter
$1.50 to $2.00 per person per day

Bartender, wine and deck stewards
10-15% of the bill

Maitre d'
$5.00 to $10.00 tip for each special service
 
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« Reply #7 on: 30/March/2009 »
ovo ti je tzv.gratuity,i koji bi gosti ''trebalo'' da plate,a desi se i da ne plate,tj.plati se u dosta slucajeva.Tips je nesto drugo,to je dodatno,pored ovoga.Kad ne bi imali ovaj dio koji si ti gore naveo,plata bi bila 100-ak $ mjesecno...od toga gore ljudi zive.
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