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All things Tourism & Hospitality. Hotels, catering and everything else involved in taking care of people when on holiday or out and about in their city.
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A driver employed by an individual or family for transporting them to and from the home.
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Events that have an audience and are live. This can be a festival to a car launch or a party for a King on a desert island.
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Professional models, or people just willing to be photographed / videos in hotel brochure shots etc.
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It’s a tough job but someone has to do it. So if you are willing to do it. Add this skill and we suggest make sure you get paid to do this one!
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If you don’t have experience, you are at least willing to do whatever you are told to do in the kitchen. Perhaps you’re not trained but you want to learn. So do as the chef tells you. Keep your eyes and ears open […]
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All skills required for the front of house in a hotel, hostel, restaurant, cafe etc. Any skill that requires you to deal with the guests should be in this group. If it is not, contact WT and let us know what is missing.
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Circuit training is a form of body conditioning that involves endurance training, resistance training, high-intensity aerobics, and exercises performed in a circuit, similar to high-intensity interval training. It […]
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Extras in movies are needed all over the world. Often just being your self is all they need, to sit in the hotel lobby or to be in crowd. Small acting and speaking parts seem to be easer to get when production […]
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Cleaners usually either work for a cleaning company and work with a team of cleaners. Or they work for themselves and personally visit each client.
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All skills needed in a hotel, hostel, restaurant, cafe that does not require you to deal with guests. So cleaning work, and help with running the hotel from the inside.
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Voice-over (also known as off-camera or off-stage commentary) is a production technique where a voice—that is not part of the narrative (non-diegetic)—is used in a radio, television production, filmmaking, the […]
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The person who is charge of desserts. Many restaurants have servers prepare their own desserts. However, in more upscale or specialty eateries, a dessert chef prepares a bulk of the desserts as they are ordered.