Being on board as a Cruise ship speaker, Mick Pitman gave 3 fascinating talks. Who is he?? A professional crocodile hunter from Darwin, Northern Territories, Australia.
The movie “Crocodile Dundee” was patterned after Mick Pitman, known in his parts as Crocodile Mick. He doesn’t present the macho… Read the rest
The obvious benefit of lecturing on ships is the places you can go. My wife and I went from Singapore to Capetown and saw places we’d only read about.
One of the guest speakers was an expert on the Zulu’s. Rob Caskie grew up with the Zulu’s and speaks the language fluently. This African… Read the rest
Most speakers on 2 week cruises do it because they want to see the world. Riding on a ship for days looking at blue oceans is not exactly something we all have on our list. Boring. No, we want to see sites that we only dream about. One of my favorites – NO, the favorite – is ancient Egypt. The place to be, of course,… Read the rest
Most cruises to Alaska include a half day in Glacier Bay. Small icebergs float in the water near the glacier, so your ship is careful to keep a safe distance. Calving is when sheets of ice detach and fall into the ocean with a loud roar. When you this on PBS or in a video, it seems like the icebergs break lose … Read the rest
World travel is amazing perk that speakers can enjoy. As a speaker, you can pick the destinations that interest you. Once you decide on the cruise line or route you prefer, you can apply to be a featured speaker on that cruise. Following are photos of places that the principals of SpeakOnCruises.com… Read the rest