Many young people choose to complete their studies by earning a degree in the faculty that they
consider most appropriate for their professional future, but sometimes they pursue a career that is completely
opposite to their resume. This is more or less the case of Emery Wallerich, a young 24-year-old
woman who, shortly after graduating in digital communications, managed to find her dream job,
becoming a yacht hostess based in Florida. . Today she manages to earn about 4,600 euros a
month working for wealthy clients while traveling the world to discover dream places with them.
Emery said she heard about the job of yacht hostess during her last year at university: room and board included,
plus a great salary that would allow her to save for the future by traveling the world.. A
dream for every 22-year-old young woman! So, as soon as she defended her thesis, she sent in her application.
She is currently working for a family on their 42-meter three-level yacht off South Florida.

But what are her duties? “I make the beds, serve food and drinks, bring sunscreen and towels, clean
the showers, vacuum, organize karaoke nights — I just make sure the family and their guests have a
clean yacht. I also work night shifts,” she explained. She recently sailed in the Caribbean and
by the end of the year will head to the Mediterranean. “I am the second hostess on board, I work with
the main hostess and the third hostess. Together with the chef, we train the staff who take care of
the management of the yacht,” Emery continued.
Emery’s salary may be attractive to some, but it’s nothing compared to other jobs: a chief stewardess

can earn 100,000 euros a year and captains can earn 360,000 euros a year. The young woman decided
to tell the story of her enviable career on social networks such as Instagram and TikTok: it’s no coincidence that they were
an instant success.

“Let’s say it’s a way to put my degree in digital communication to good use and show that life on a
yacht is not a drama. Sounds like a dream job? Well, it is. Next stop: the British Virgin Islands,” she said.
How can we blame him?