Hospitality & Travel

The three main areas of specialisation within the guiding industry are historical tour guiding, corporate tour guiding, and nature or eco-tour guiding. - Historical tour guides lead groups of visitors to national monuments, historical sites, historical districts, religious or archaeological sites, and museums. These guides are well-versed in the history of the site or monument. - Corporate tour guides are employed by large companies that are usually a well-known corporation or travel destination, though non-profit organizations often require guides as well. Theme parks often employ tour guides who lead visitors on tours of a museum within the park that documents the company's history of accomplishments. - Nature tour guides lead groups to natural attractions, national parks, and other outdoor locations where wildlife and scenic locations are the focus of the tour. These guides are experts in the natural sciences and have the ability to engage visitors with their knowledge of biology, geology, and the history of the location. Regardless of the specialisation of the tour guide, some fundamental responsibilities apply to all positions. Their primary responsibility is to make sure the tour is as safe as possible for the entire group. All the best.

A hotel housekeeper is someone responsible for ensuring rooms and other areas of a hotel are kept clean every day. A hotel housekeeping job description usually entails making beds, replacing used towels with new ones, vacuuming carpets, and cleaning and disinfecting bathrooms and ensuring new toiletries provided by the hotel are placed at appropriate places. Major jobs are as follows: (a) Performing a variety of cleaning activities such as sweeping, mopping, dusting and polishing (b) Ensuring all rooms are cared for and inspected according to standards (c) Protecting equipment and making sure there are no inadequacies (d) Notify superiors on any damages, deficits and disturbances (e) Deal with reasonable complaints/requests with professionalism and patience
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You can imagine the type of services provided is pretty broad. Typically, as a business concierge or corporate concierge, you can expect to deliver such services as coordinating dry-cleaning pickup and delivery to the work site, mobile detailing, shoe and jewelry repair, travel arrangements, event ticket procurement, and so on. Most services are targeted for completion by the end of the workday as an added convenience to the employee or tenant
Corporate concierge services are often added to a corporations work-benefits package as an incentive for new talent. This employee perk has also proven quite effective in increasing employee productivity and morale. Just as in a hotel, corporate concierges are located onsite for easy access. A full menu of services is provided to each employee with hours of operation and contact information. Many of the larger corporate concierge businesses use an online portal through which employees can utilise the service. Thank you.