An AIDA enthusiast secured a loan for a cruise, expressing excitement as he pursues his cherished dream
In the heart of Berlin, a man named Daniel Naujokat calls a small apartment his temporary home between his extraordinary travels. This apartment, costing 180 euros cold per month, serves as a mere pit stop for Daniel, with the open seas and Carnival cruises feeling like a "home" to him.
Daniel, a doorman in a care facility and a cook in a hospice, has a unique way of funding his travels. He invests in cruises that offer numerous port days, often choosing Carnival for their exceptional experiences. His passion for Carnival cruises is evident, having embarked on six such journeys already and planning four more.
Since 2021, Daniel has been on at least two Carnival cruises each year. His latest adventure took him on a 21-day voyage to Greenland, where he was fortunate enough to witness a volcano eruption in Iceland. This experience, along with countless others, has been meticulously documented in six photo albums, each titled "A wonderful journey with Carnival".
Daniel's affinity for Carnival cruises runs deep. He often pays double the price for a regular cabin due to the high demand for single cabins, and prefers to have his own space during these voyages. One of the most memorable moments for Daniel is the playing of "Sail Away" by Enya when they set sail on a Carnival cruise.
His travels have not come cheap. Daniel took a loan for a trip to Greenland and Scotland that cost over 10,000 euros. However, he saves almost the entire money from his apartment costs for these adventures.
Looking to the future, Daniel has his sights set on a trip to New York and Canada on the 'Diva'. His apartment is adorned with souvenirs from football, airplanes, and cruises, but it's the model ships, figures, stuffed animals, and other Carnival-themed decorations that truly reflect his love for these seafaring experiences.
Daniel's "craziness" for travel began with a trip to the Canary Islands in 2021 during the Corona pandemic. Since then, his passion for Carnival cruises has only grown, making each voyage a cherished memory in his life.
Despite extensive searches, the name of this Berliner who has regularly undertaken at least two Carnival cruises per year since 2021 remains unknown in the public domain. Daniel's story serves as a testament to the transformative power of travel and the enduring allure of the open sea.
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