Live & work in sunny holiday destinations across Greece
Is this you?
You enjoy being the first point of contact and making people feel welcome from the very first moment. You like communication, structure and responsibility, but you don’t want a stiff office job. An international environment with daily guest interaction sounds motivating to you, especially when it comes with the chance to live abroad for a season.
If you like organisation, problem-solving and working with people, this role fits you very well.
What your day looks like
Your workday takes place at the centre of hotel operations. You welcome guests, handle check-ins and check-outs and support them with questions throughout their stay. You provide information about the hotel and surrounding area and communicate with other departments to ensure everything runs smoothly. You also take care of basic administrative tasks and help resolve small issues in a professional and friendly way.
Good to know
This is a full-time seasonal position with living and working on site at the resort. An EU passport is required.
Ready to welcome guests?
If you enjoy guest contact, organisation and working in an international environment, apply now and become part of an international front office team.
Requirements
What you need for this role
For this position, previous experience in hospitality, reception or customer service is important. You should feel confident speaking with guests, handling questions and staying organised during busy moments. Very good English skills are required, as you’ll communicate with guests and colleagues daily. German and/or French language skills are a strong advantage.
Benefits
What we take care of
Working abroad often raises questions about housing, meals and contracts. We’ve already taken care of all of that for you. Your accommodation is arranged before you arrive, meals are included during your working days and you’ll receive a legal EU seasonal contract including insurance. This allows you to focus on your role and the guest experience without worrying about everyday logistics.
