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Society & Culture1 min ago
hows life as a resort rep? good or bad? scary? hard? let me know...
also if you want to work in a specific country - is it hard to do this - transfer etc? I want to get a job in antigua but am struggling to find work so have applied to work in europe 1st! is this a good idea?
can anyone recommend any good co's to work for
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.My sister worked as a rep in spain for 18 months. She loved it but it was extremely hard work for not much money. You get your food and board though so most of what you earn is spending money. She ususally worked 6.5 days a week with early and late airport runs.
I think you generally get sent to Spain, Greece etc before somewhere like Antigua, which I think is more for experienced reps. My sister worked for Thomson.
I guess if you worked for 18-30 hols you might have more 'fun' with the games and pub crawls etc that they do. You are more likely to have 'problem' customers with the more prestigious holiday groups as they are a lot more demanding.
Good luck though, wish I had done it!
Hiya
I worked as an entertainment Rep in Majorca and Lanzorote. I really enjoyed it, all though i did find it hard work, 14 hour days and worked 5.5 days a week. Bu the good thing about entertainment reps are you dont have the airport runs.
I worked for Ola hotles and Hotetur (the latter one being the better). Marina Bellia is also a good one.
Good luck
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