Receive $ 200,000 to browse the world and post to Instagram

If being paid to travel is on your wish list, then this is the ideal job for you.

The cruise giant, Royal Caribbean, is looking for an apprentice "Shore Explorer" and is bringing in a lot of money to find the ideal candidate.

With a salary equivalent to £ 104,000 (NZ $ 196,857), all you have to do is visit some of the world's most beautiful destinations, take a picture of them and post them on social networks.

This year – long internship requires you to visit a variety of destinations, including Alaska, Japan, Norway and Dubai, as well as an exclusive private island in the Caribbean. How's that for the benefits of work ?!

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Working with expert photographer Russ Frances, the only daily task is to overwhelm Instagram with your amazing vacation employment. You will be asked to publish several posts, stories and IGTV clips every day on the popular social platform.

Open to British and Irish applicants only (sorry, New Zealand), the ideal candidate will be chosen from a jury composed of the Royal Caribbean General Manager, the photographer you will be following, The Vamps guitarist, James McVey, and the Tourism Editor. . Nadia El Ferdaoussi.

"We are looking for an adrenaline junkie who is not only thirsty for adventures, but also able to capture a moment and tell a story in a simple post published on social media," said a spokesman. Royal Caribbean International.

The role is perfect for young people obsessed with social media.

A study conducted in 2018 by travel brand Thomas Cook revealed that Millennials love "traveling by their ego", which means that they plan their vacations based on the potential of epic publications on social media. The possibility of turning this into a career is a dream come true for some.