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A lot of heart & soul goes into providing the perfect all-inclusive luxury vacation. Here are some of the hard-working, fun-loving people who make it happen...
Velasco Jear Assistant Cook PHILLIPINES
Robert Kuznin Staff Captain CROATIA
As second in command, Robert is in charge of
safety, security, environmental and maintenance of the ship (apart of engine spaces).
“My job is very dynamic and I have a chance to meet new people and to learn about their culture.
And it is always nice when I recognize our guests who are returning back to Te Gauguin.”
Gaëlle Pichon
Guest Relations Manager FRANCE
Emil Dobrev Staff Chief Engineer BULGARIA
Among other duties, Velasco prepares dishes for guests at the culinary station in La Veranda.
“I love to make pastries and bake and I enjoy working in front of our guests.”
Emil is responsible for safety and maintenance in the engine room.
“Te engine room is the heart of the ship and the work there is very important, dynamic and exciting. I love meeting challenges and managing a crew of multi-nationals.”
Gaëlle is responsible for guests’ satisfaction and makes sure that all guests’ inquiries are followed-up properly.
“Not one day is like another, and it is rewarding to be part of the unforgettable memories that guests are aquiring!”
Mario Catangui
Assistant Housekeeper PHILIPPINES
Assists Anna in all aspects related to housekeeping.
“I like to see different countries, meet new people and make new friends.”
Anna Ciepielska Executive Housekeeper POLAND Responsible for the overall cleanliness and maintenance of all guest suites, public areas, concession facilities, offices and staff/crew facilities.
“I like to travel and to meet people of different cultures and nationalities. I enjoy the interaction with both the guests and the crew.”
64 2018 Paul Gauguin Cruises | Crew
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