Tintin Beltran

Happy Holidays to all of you!

18 hours ago (edited) | [YT] | 0

Tintin Beltran

This Christmas, to all seafarers and future cruise ship crew:
Whether you’re onboard, at home waiting for your next contract, or still applying—remember that every sacrifice you make has a purpose.
You may miss celebrations, family dinners, and special moments, but your hard work carries hope, dreams, and a better future for the people you love.
Don’t give up. Your time will come.
Merry Christmas and fair winds ahead. 🎄⚓

1 day ago | [YT] | 2

Tintin Beltran

To the seafarer who feels like giving up:

If you’re tired, lonely, and losing hope, remember this—
you are not weak. You are just exhausted from fighting for so long.

Every shift you finish, even when your heart feels heavy, proves how strong you are.
This contract is not forever. The pain is not forever.

There are people waiting for you.
There is a dream that started before you stepped onboard.

Rest if you need to—but don’t quit.
One day, you will leave the ship carrying not just salary, but victory.

Hold on. You are not alone. ⚓🌊

2 days ago | [YT] | 4

Tintin Beltran

To every seafarer working far from home:

You didn’t choose the easy path.
You chose sacrifice, discipline, and courage.

Every long shift, every missed birthday, every quiet night at sea
is for a better future for the people you love.

When the waves are rough and the days feel heavy, remember—
your hard work is building something bigger than today.

Stay strong. Stay humble.
Your journey matters.
Your family is proud of you.
And one day, all of this will be worth it.

⚓️

5 days ago | [YT] | 3

Tintin Beltran

REMINDER FOR APPLICANTS (Cruise Ship Jobs)

Agencies don’t just look at certificates or documents.
They focus more on your actual work experience, especially if it’s related to the position you’re applying for.

Kaya bago mag-apply, make sure na:
✔️ May relevant experience ka
✔️ Tugma ang previous job mo sa ina-applyan na position
✔️ Alam mo ang duties at responsibilities ng role

Experience = higher chance of getting hired 🚢

1 week ago | [YT] | 3

Tintin Beltran

Cruise ship life is not all travel and dollars—it’s discipline, homesickness, teamwork, and growth. If you’re not mentally strong, the ship will test you. But if you’re ready, it will change your life.

3 weeks ago | [YT] | 4

Tintin Beltran

Working on a cruise ship is not easy.
It’s not all fun, travel, and good salary like many people think. Behind the beautiful photos and destinations, there is loneliness, homesickness, and emotional challenges that every seafarer faces.

Out there, you need strength, discipline, and mental toughness. If you’re not resilient, you may find it hard to handle the demands and sacrifices that come with life at sea.

Cruise ship life is rewarding, but it’s not for the weak. It’s for those who are determined, hardworking, and strong enough to overcome the hardships that come with the journey.

3 weeks ago | [YT] | 7

Tintin Beltran

Why Experience Matters in Cruise Ship Applications 🚢✨

Experience makes you stand out. Cruise ship work is fast-paced, so agencies prefer applicants who already know how to handle pressure, guests, and long hours. With land-based experience, you show that you’re disciplined, confident, and ready for the demands of life at sea.

If you already have your passport, seaman’s book, and STCW training plus experience, you become a “ready-to-deploy” candidate — making your chances of getting hired much faster.

3 weeks ago | [YT] | 5

Tintin Beltran

I highly suggest gaining land-based experience first, either in hospitality or in an administrative office. Having solid experience really makes a difference, and it’s exactly what agencies are looking for.

4 weeks ago | [YT] | 3

Tintin Beltran

“Homesickness is real. Temptations are real. But so is your family’s future. Don’t forget why you came onboard.” ⚓🔥

4 weeks ago | [YT] | 3