5. Seasonal Tour Director
If you are highly organized, energetic, and love interacting with groups, working as a tour director might be your perfect retirement gig. Educational tour operators and luxury travel companies hire directors to guide groups through multi-day itineraries in domestic and international locations.
Your flights, hotels, and most meals are completely covered by the tour company. Plus, tour directors earn a daily wage and receive gratuities from travelers. This job demands high physical stamina and excellent problem-solving skills—from handling delayed flights to managing lost luggage—but the reward is getting paid handsomely to travel the globe.
I wanted to be an airline employee since I was in high school. I’m retired now but would love the experience in Customer service or what ever ar a a I’m needed. Thank you for considering me.
I am very interested in this. I have been a minister oof religion in Trinidad. I also have a bachelors degree in Business administration . I was a chairman of a credit Union as well as of achurch board and chairman of the education committee. I was also chairman of a choir and produced as well as wrote theatrical plays. I was a unit manager in the life insurance business both in Trinidad and in the USA. Please send me information to apply
I am very interested in this position. Please email me the info.
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I am very interested in listings in the European areas. I have a masters degree in Anthropology with a minor in International Health Programs.
I retired from the Department of Defense as a counselor and was in the U.S. Air Force on active duty.
Very interested in this position.
I will love to be continuously engaged as a retiree in any available vacation.