Yes chef! Oceania Cruises launches onboard pastry and baking training program
In what’s being touted as a first for the cruise industry, Oceania Cruises has launched an onboard pastry and baking training program for its chefs. More than 200 Oceania Cruise chefs are set to be put through the three-year program, created in partnership with The Butter Book digital training platform. The aim of the academy, which mixes ... Read more
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