Author: Rani Sangita

Malta’s tourism sector runs year-round across Valletta heritage hotels, Sliema and St. Julian’s beachfront chains, Mellieħa resorts and Gozo boutique properties. Growing English-language tourism from the UK,

French Guiana’s hospitality sector is small but steady — city hotels in Cayenne, business hotels in Kourou (serving the Guiana Space Centre and Ariane 6 launches) and mid-market properties in Saint-Laurent-du-Maron

Hong Kong luxury and business hotels — Mandarin Oriental, Peninsula, Four Seasons, Regent, JW Marriott, InterContinental — recruit hotel staff across housekeeping, F&B, front-desk, kitchen and supervisor grades. Cent

Greek hospitality runs full-throttle across island resorts (Santorini, Mykonos, Crete, Rhodes, Corfu), Athens city hotels and Thessaloniki mid-market properties. Peak summer season keeps very strong seasonal hiring for h

Portugal is one of Europe’s fastest-growing tourism markets — Lisbon and Porto city hotels, the Algarve summer resort belt, Madeira year-round and Azores adventure tourism all keep steady hiring. Roles cover housek

The UK hospitality market runs across London 5-star chains (The Savoy, Claridge’s, Rosewood), Manchester and Edinburgh business hotels, and the Cotswolds / Cornwall country-hotel belts. Growing tourism, business an

New Zealand’s hospitality sector runs strong across Auckland business hotels, Queenstown resort belts (ski & adventure), Rotorua thermal-tourism and Wellington capital-city demand. Tourism recovery keeps steady

Taiwan’s hospitality sector runs strong across Taipei business hotels, Taichung mid-market properties and Kenting/Hualien resort belts. Steady inbound tourism from Japan, Korea and Southeast Asia keeps demand for h

Italy is one of the world’s top tourism destinations — city-break traffic in Rome, Milan, Venice and Florence plus resort demand on the Amalfi Coast, Sicily and Sardinia keeps steady year-round hiring for hotel sta

Romania’s tourism sector is expanding across Bucharest, Transylvania (Brașov, Sibiu, Cluj-Napoca) and the Black Sea coast (Constanța, Mamaia). Growing city-break, business and beach traffic keeps steady demand for