Serb worked in Antarctica on a ship where the wealthy pay up to $100,000 for a ticket: 'In Africa, they took bones from our ship's garbage to make soup!'
Marko Milošević (36), born in Belgrade, grew up in Banat, and until a few years ago, he could not have guessed that his life would resemble an adventure film! As a medical technician, he spent four months in Antarctica on a ship for which a ticket can cost up to $100,000.
TL;DR
- Marko Milošević worked as a medical technician on expedition ships, including four months in Antarctica.
- He experienced extreme conditions such as the Drake Passage with 10-meter waves and the challenges of breaking polar ice.
- His work involved responding to medical emergencies, including a passenger's hip fracture in Antarctica and daily medical issues on cruise ships.
- He witnessed incredible wildlife, including penguins, seals, whales, and polar bears, and also saw immense poverty in Africa.
- The job offered a salary of €4,000-€6,000 but required 24/7 on-call availability with little sleep.
- His experiences have broadened his perspective on life, emphasizing living without fear and appreciating the interconnectedness of people worldwide.