There are many types of jobs in the travel and tourism industry. And, the pay scale varies based on the type of work you are doing. For instance, the average amusement and recreational park attendant earned $7.83 per hour. However, a cruise ship director may earn between $4,500 and $7,000 per month.
Travel tourism jobs can pay well. It depends if you are a travel agent or a tour guide. Tour guides do not make much, but travel agents usually get bonuses or commission on what they sell.
Most tourism jobs don't pay very well. The best would be jobs like travel agent. You could also get a good job as a chef at a resort or on a cruise ship, but of course a good chef doesn't need a tourism job.
That depends on your level of expertise, location, experience and what industry you work in within the travel and tourism industry. The tourism industry is very broad. Everyone from bartenders to CEOs of major airlines and resort developers to the maid at your hotel technically work in travel and tourism. People in the travel and tourism industry have education ranging from high school diplomas to multiple masters degrees and even doctorates. It helps to have at least a bachelor's degree in a Hospitality management, Tourism, event management, hotel and restaurant management or something similar. It also depends on where you live and work. A person in Indiana will not make as much money in the tourism industry as some in say, New York City, Miami or New Orleans. And finally, when you get any job you are valued at your experience. The more experience you have in the industry the more you are worth to the organization that hires you.
Location pay is a type of travel expense. A person who applies for a job that includes location pay might get a set amount for doing their job in another location. A court worker, for example, might travel to another jurisdiction to do their job when the venue has been moved for a trial.
low pay, location, hours are bad, mean boss, no benefits, dangerous, travel too much
Depends what you mean by high. sales engineer for an engineering company would be an option.
Space tourism is when you can pay to go to space.
Salaries for business jobs that require travel can vary depending on what kind of business the individual is in. Take into account the gas money that must be spent traveling unless it is reimbursed by the company.
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No,Infact it is good for caves because if more tourist come to visit any ancient caves then archology and tourism department pay much attention to the maintainance.
All tourists who go to Antarctica pay the tour companies for their experiences. Tour operators are independent companies that specialize in polar tourism.
No, sometimes it's a perk of the job. But they're not obligated to pay for travel expenses.