Night Auditor
A night auditor is guests’ first point of contact on the night shift at hotels, resorts, and other establishments, while also performing end-of-day accounting tasks.
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In-room Dining Server
In-room dining servers play an important role in hotels, motels, inns, and a variety of other hospitality properties. Their duties vary from handling, assembling and presenting guests’ food and beverage orders, to cleaning and stocking workstations and processing payments.
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Guest Services Attendant
Guest services attendants provide service to guests at the main door or lobby of an accommodations property.
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Director of Sales and Marketing
Sales and marketing directors are responsible for establishing and directing the marketing and sales activities of an organization.
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President and Chief Executive Officer
A president and chief executive officer has the ultimate responsibility for management of a business, and may report to a board of directors or to an owner, or be the owner.
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Executive Housekeeper
Executive housekeepers direct and control housekeeping operations and staff of the housekeeping department.
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Chief Concierge
A chief concierge supervises both guest services attendants and concierges. A concierge serves the needs of guests in hotels, resorts, and other accommodation facilities by providing information and special services to enhance guests’ visits.
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Reservation Sales Agent
Be part of some of the most exciting moments in someone’s life by helping them find the perfect accommodations. Reservation sales agents must have great interpersonal skills, strong attention to detail, and a passion for hospitality.
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Sales Manager
Draw travellers to breathtaking places by selling spectacular views, outdoor adventures, and charming cultural experiences. Sales managers (also called sales representatives) are responsible for selling products and/or services as identified in the sales and marketing plan of an organization.
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