A very lucky Dubliner has just won an incredible apprenticeship as an 'insta-traveller' with Royal Caribbean International.
26 year-old Harry McNulty, who is also an Irish Rugby Union player, won after being selected from over 37,000 UK and Irish candidates.
If this wasn't good enough for him, he was also part of the Ireland team who at the weekend qualified as one of the 20 core teams in next year’s HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series!
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In addition to visiting Japan, Alaska, Europe and the Middle East, he will be one of the first to visit Perfect Day at CocoCay– a new and exclusive private island in the Caribbean.
Speaking about his appointment, Harry said: "This has come as a bit of a shock, but an amazing one… even just to be included in the shortlist was a huge achievement, but to actually get the position out of 37,000 applicants is incredible.
"The chance to travel the world and inspire people by capturing content of extraordinary places – over half of which I’ve never been to – is the opportunity of a lifetime. I can’t wait for the adventure to get started and give it everything that I’ve got!”
He will now be getting paid the equivalent of a six-figure salary to travel the world as a ‘global experience hunter’.
His Instagram account where you can find his pictures and follow his story can be found here .
His first task will be an induction onboard Independence of the Seas when the ship returns to the UK next month.
