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How to get a job in tourism industry... in a hotel or resort....?
Hi,
Although am an IT graduate but I always desired a career in tourism industry.
I want to work at any leading resort or kind of touring job, in which i get the opportunity to work at the places where people come to enjoy themselves. I dont want to be working in kitchens in hotels. I would love to work as a guy who interacts with customers and ensure their satisfaction (in hotels or resorts) or also have the possibility of climbing senior positions.
Please help me how do i go about it?? It would be great, too, if you throw some points about salary package a fresher can get??
I look fairly good and have a height of about 5 feet 5-6 inches.
Please suggest.
Thanks!
hey thanks kari for replying... i added height and looks because i guess they require pleasing personality (which i have) and may be some height requirements....
would you like to alter something now?? and of course thanks for replying.....
Well if you don't have some sort of degree in hospitality or hotel management, you'll probably have to start at the bottom and work your way up. So it usually starts with working at the front desk and/or concierge desk. Just start applying to hotels. Since you want to work in a resort (?) apply at higher end hotels, or even start at a resort. The biggest problem with front desk work is it really doesn't pay much. Most people start at minimum wage or just a little above that if you have experience. The best way to climb up though, is of course, being the best at what you do. Being efficient, getting great guest feedback, and even offering suggestions that might help make things smoother or make guest that much more comfortable.
...not sure why you included your looks and height. 
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S.O.S. (Seniors on Strength) (DVD) $44.73 S.O.S. (Seniors on Strength) provides a detailed overview of a complete multilevel workout for active older adults. The DVD addresses all of the necessary components of functional fitness that can help enhance everyday living. In an easy-to-understand and apply manner, each exercise is explained and demonstrated. Among the topics covered: warm-up, balance ball, Glidingâ„¢ discs, resistance tubing, safety concerns, floor exercises, and stretching on the balance ball. Produced in cooperation with the IDEA Health & Fitness Association. |
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The Climb $29.99 Ruth Palmer The Climb - Photographic Print |
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Computers For Seniors For Dummies (Paperback) $31.3         What the book covers: Computers For Seniors For Dummie, 2Es covers the basic information for new over-50 computer owners, who need a gentle, hand-holding, step-by-step approach to getting started. •      Series features: This bestselling title uses a larger font and large figures to make the book easy to read. The books assumes no prior information and starts with showing how the various parts connect together, how to turn the computer on, how to use the keyboard and mouse, finding your way around the Windows 7 operating system, using the internet for shopping, social networking, emailing friends and family, researching, online safety, understanding files and folders, and so on. •      General layout: •      Chapter openers present the tasks covered with associated page numbers to help readers find material fast •      The 8 x 10 format allows flexibility for presenting material in a larger size •      Minimal front matter •      No extraneous elements such as sidebars and text on parts pages •      Short introduction with standard headings   |
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Iphone 4s for Seniors for Dummies (Paperback) $33.24 What the book covers: buying and getting started with your iPhone, iPhone accessibility features, taking notes, using maps and organizing your calendar, finding and browsing sites of interest to seniors on the Web with mobile Safari, using the iPhone for e-mail and Facebook, buying apps and iTunes, working with pictures, buying and reading iBooks, buying and playing music, buying and watching videos and searching YouTube for videos of interest to seniors, getting help, printing, safety and maintenance (such as protecting the screen, setting a password, and so on). Series features: Information presented in the straightforward but fun language that has defined the Dummies series for more than seventeen years. |
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How to Climb 5.12 (Paperback) $25.98 In the sport of rock climbing, 5.12 is a magical grade of difficulty—the rating that separates intermediate climbers from the sport’s elite. Many intermediate climbers mistakenly believe that climbs of 5.12 difficulty are simply beyond their reach. This revised and updated edition of Eric Horst’s best-selling instructional manual dispels that myth, and shows average climbers how they can achieve heights previously considered the exclusive domain of the full-time climber. How to Climb 5.12 is a performance guidebook that will help climbers attain the most rapid gains in climbing ability possible. Hörst provides streamlined tips and suggestions on such critical issues as cutting-edge strength training, mental training, and climbing strategy. How to Climb 5.12 is the perfect manual to help intermediate climbers quickly along the road to mastery. |
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Air Conditioner Expert.....please help!?
There is a pipe extending about 6" down from the ceiling of my garage and I have to keep a bucket under it and empty the bucket of water at least once a day.
A plumber told me this was a A/C problem. The inside A/C unit where I change the filter is as high as it can go on the wall of a cathedral ceiling.
It's been difficult enough for this 5' senior to climb the ladder and change the filter but now this leaking problem in the garage has developed. Further, it is starting to erode the wall between the garage and inside utility room.
Is this in fact an A/C problem. I need to know before I have to put out more money to have someone come out to just tell me this has nothing to do with the A/C. I am living on a very fixed income.
Thanks to any and all that can offer me advice.
The pipe is most likely the drain from your auxiallary condensate drain pan. Your a/c indoor unit makes condensate as warm moist air from your home passes over the evaporator coil. This water is normally drained away by the condensate drain. If the condensate drain line becomes plugged up, water will spill into a pan located under your indoor unit and the water will drain from a pipe located somewhere in plain view. It is done like that specifically to let you know that your main condensate drain is not carrying away the water. You will need to clear the blockage in that main condensate drain. Then you can help to keep that drain free flowing by pouring a little bit of bleach in it every couple of months.
