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Restaurant Waiter/Waitress – Cruise Vessel – Columbia Shipmanagement

Position Overview

We are seeking a Restaurant Waiter/Waitress for a cruise vessel managed by Columbia Shipmanagement. The vessel has a gross tonnage of 25,000 and a maximum passenger capacity of 900.

Contract Details

Rank: Restaurant Waiter/Waitress
Contract Duration: 6 +/- 1 months
Embarkation Date: 15 May 2026
Vessel Type: Passenger

Requirements

Previous experience as a waiter/waitress in a cruise ship or high-end restaurant
Excellent customer service skills
Fluent in English; additional languages are an advantage
Valid STCW certificates and medical fitness certificate
Ability to work in a multicultural team

How to Apply

To apply, please send your CV and relevant certificates to the contact provided in the original posting.

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Note: This position was originally posted on our Spanish partner site QuieroNavegar.app

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