There are people who live in houses, others in floors, but Mario Salcedoan American businessman of Cuban origin wins the majority in a matter of originality: he lives on a cruise.
Salcedo has been living on a ship by the Royal Caribbean company, with which he has already made more than 1,000 cruises. Salcedo spends about 101,000 dollars (just under $ 100,000) a year on cruises for a balcony cabin, financing his lifestyle in the ocean through investment management work.
His status in Royal Caribbean is such that in some ships the crew has created improvised offices for him on deck, with cordoned tables and chairs and posters that say “Super Mario office”.
Salcedo made the sea permanently after “getting tired of the world of suit and tie businesses and the long flights to meet international clients.”
After embarking on his first cruise in 1997, the businessman born in Cuba was hooked. He tried some cruise lines, but he decided on Royal Caribbean as the company whose ships liked them.
He has been living in Royal Caribbean ships almost continuously since 2000, spending only a few days a year on land and except A 15 -month pause during Covid pandemic.
His 1,000 cruise was at the Explorer of the Seas with capacity for 3,286 passengers, which left Miami January 5 for a 11 night trip to Panama and the southern Caribbean.
Mario said he spends about five hours a day working and “has fun” the rest of the time. “It does not generate stress”, affirms. “It’s the best lifestyle I can find,” he says.
Of course, it has an inconvenience. He spends so long embarked that when he steps on, it is difficult for him to walk. “I have lost my land legs. I swing so much that I cannot walk in a straight line. I am so accustomed to being in ships that I feel more comfortable than on land “, says.
Actually, what Mario Salcedo has is the Landing evil syndrome, A clinical dizziness picture and persistent body oscillations, described centuries ago when the sailors reached the ground after navigating.
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