Jeremy Damaris, a prominent Kenyan diaspora leader and influencer, successfully spearheaded the 2025 Cruise Tour aboard a Royal Caribbean cruise ship bound for Mexico, drawing an enthusiastic crowd of over 600 Kenyans from the USA and beyond. This event marked a significant milestone in uniting the Kenyan diaspora for a unique cultural and leisure experience on the high seas4.
The cruise offered an immersive and affordable vacation opportunity, featuring luxurious amenities such as pools, kids’ slides, and exquisite dining experiences, all while fostering a strong sense of community among participants. Jeremy and his team ensured that everyone enjoyed the trip, with plans already underway to expand participation for future cruises4.
The 2025 cruise was notable not only for its size but also for the vibrant participation of Kenyans living abroad who joined Jeremy Damaris to celebrate Kenyan culture and camaraderie. The group enjoyed a variety of activities, including special dinners, entertainment, and sightseeing stops in Mexico, making it a memorable experience for all involved14.
Jeremy emphasized the importance of community and encouraged more Africans and Kenyans to join future cruises, aiming to grow the group to over 500 participants and beyond. The cruise also served as a platform for networking and cultural exchange among the diaspora1.
Over 10 Kenyans Employed on Royal Caribbean Cruise Ship to Mexico—Hired Directly Without Agencies
A remarkable aspect of this cruise tour was the presence of more than 10 Kenyans working onboard the Royal Caribbean cruise ship. These crew members were hired directly, bypassing traditional recruitment agencies, showcasing a new pathway for Kenyan professionals to secure employment in the global maritime hospitality industry2.
Interviews with some of these Kenyan crew revealed their pride in representing their country while enjoying the benefits of working on an international cruise line. Their stories inspire many back home and in the diaspora, demonstrating that with commitment and perseverance, direct employment opportunities are attainable
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