Indira Lake

Transparensea: The Cruise Industry Exposé (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Discover the secrets and truths the cruise industry doesn't want you to know with this uncensored exposé.

This journey through the eyes of a seasoned crew member reveals the darker reality beneath the surface of the multi-billion-dollar cruising industry. Uncover the shocking stories of crew members treated like dirt, drug smuggling, scams, prostitution, bullying, fraternising, and even passengers buying tickets with the sole intent of ending their lives on board. Learn about safety procedures skipped, pollution regulations disregarded, and vital repairs going unfixed, as well as passengers becoming victims of unspeakable crimes. Benefits of Reading this Book: - Uncover the secrets of the cruise industry and learn the truth about what really happens on board - Gain insight into the issues of crew members, passengers, and safety regulations - Get a unique, uncensored look at the darker side of the cruise industry from a seasoned crew member What's Included in the Book: - A decade of insider knowledge - Unfiltered stories from crew and passengers - An in-depth look at the cruise industry - Shocking revelations from industry experts and whistleblowers

Get it today to find out everything you've always wanted to know about the cruise industry!

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Indira Lake
• Erscheinungstermin: 25. November 2023
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781738458912
• Artikelnr.: 69520326

Autorenporträt

Indira Lake is a British author and journalist.

​She left university with a degree in journalism and a thirst to do something different, so after starting her career ashore, she joined a major cruise line, working in entertainment.

​Over time she became increasingly frustrated with the cruise ship guidance books being published, none of which gave the real truth about life on board for passengers and crew, rather they only portrayed what the cruise ship companies wanted to show and paid for.

​The author began to assemble details of various events that would be considered as unbelievable were it not for her vast experience and the verification of other officers and crew from these ships.

Advocating for better working conditions and fair wages is a cause close to her heart and she is a member of the International Cruise Victims association.

​Indira worked on cruise ships for 10 years and this is her first book.