Come and get the job that just keeps on giving…
- Have fun and meet new people every day
- Discover the hidden gems of Central Europe
- Spend your days outdoors
- Make new friends in our cool youthful team
- Enjoy a flexible work schedule
- Learn communication skills that give you an unfair advantage in everything you do in life
- Earn a motivating salary
Traveller Tours is looking for fun and educated young people to work as Tour Leaders
Traveller Tours is Tripadvisor’s top-rated tour operator in the Baltics, offering fun and adventurous tours off the beaten track.
We are currently expanding to Central Europe with a new brand called Sidetrip and looking for fun and educated people to drive travellers around in the Czech, German, Austrian and Slovakian countryside starting from Prague and Bratislava. You can learn from our best people, you’ll be driving our minivans and following the excellent routes we’ve put together.
- You have grown up in the Czech Republic or Slovakia or know it like a local
- History and culture are your things
- You are educated & well-versed in current affairs
- You speak excellent English
- You love talking to people & storytelling
- You have a valid driver’s license and are a confident driver
- You live in Prague/Bratislava or not far from it
- You are able to start at the end of May and work full-time from June to August, the best can get a permanent position
The application deadline is April 10, 2019.
More info from Triin at triin@sidetriptours.com or call +372 524 1739.
See www.sidetriptours.com and www.traveller.ee to find out more about what we do and how much our customers love us.
Feedback from our staff:
Anna / Tour Leader in Latvia
“I have always enjoyed travelling, meeting new people and having meaningful conversations with them. I used to think this was going to be impossible once I start working. Luckily, I was wrong. Being part of this company gives me the opportunity to do what I love and get paid for it! I have amazing colleagues, fun working days and freedom to choose my own schedule.”
Laura / Tour Leader in Lithuania
“When I saw the ad last year I thought I wasn’t gonna be good enough for this job with no experience in tourism. I still decided to apply and ended up having the best time of my life! I met amazing people from all over the world, had a wonderful time with the best colleagues I could ever imagine, improved my English and driving skills. I believe I became a better person while working with Traveller Tours.”
Kert / Tour Leader in Estonia
“Being a tour leader is like travelling, but the world comes to you. I have learned so much about different countries and cultures and created new contacts from all around the world. This job has developed my leadership skills, given me confidence, but above all, made me a better person.”
Triin / Manager in Central Europe
“I joined Traveller team as a tour leader in 2016, with the intention of working just for one summer. Yet, I loved the job and more importantly the team, so much that I never left. Last year I built up the Latvian & Lithuanian teams and right now I’m responsible for building my own team in Prague and I am very excited about this new challenge.”
Karolis / Tour Leader in Lithuania
“This job gave me the possibility to make one of my goals come true – to become a guide and I have never regretted this decision. It is the best environment I have ever worked in where everyone is friends, you can get any support you need and you can choose your own work schedule. Most of the time I don’t feel that I am working – it’s just an amazing adventure for me.”
Kamile / Tour Leader in Lithuania
“I always get asked by tourists how do I like this job. And I always go for my honest answer that it feels like my hobby! I love meeting new people, I enjoy speaking English, I really like driving and always dreamed of a job where I could truly share the knowledge (of the things I love) in front of an audience. Not to mention the best colleagues and a relaxed atmosphere all the time.”
Thanks for sharing this awesome blogs with us.
Hello.
I will like to do same work in Italy. Is this possible?
You’ll have to wait until we grow this far 🙂