... or all-around entertainers.

Their job is to create a fun and engaging atmosphere, ensuring guests have an enjoytable experience on board.

Performers typically need experience in their chose field.  Many have formal training, such as a degree or a diploma in performing arts, music, or theatre, but talent and experience are just as important.  Auditions are usually required to secure a role, and strong stage presence, confidence and the ability to engage a crowd are essential.

Entry-level entertainers can earn between £18k and £25k per year, while more experienced performers can make £30k or more.  Headline acts and well-known performers may earn significantly higher wages.  As the job includes free accommodation, meals and travel, entertainers often save a large portion of their earnings.  Contracts typically last several months, and wages can fluctuate depending on the length and type of contract.