Dream Job Traveling The World
Updated : Jun 26, 2009
Unemployed people are being offered the chance to apply for a dream job - getting paid to go on holiday.
Lastminute.com is looking to appoint a 'Globe Trotter' to review some of the world's most desirable cities and finest hotels.
No experience is necessary and there are no qualifications for the role, reports the Daily Telegraph.
The company hopes the job will give the opportunity of a lifetime to one of the millions of people left without work in the over hyped financial crisis.
Their reviews have to cover flights, hotels, restaurants, concerts and theatre shows from all of the destinations they visit.
The selected person will travel more than 32,000 miles, spend over 60 nights away, and visit at least eight major cities, including New York, Paris, Barcelona and Las Vegas.
Although they will not receive a salary for their three month tour, the entire £20,000 cost of the trip will be covered.
Mark Bower of lastminute.com said: "We are expecting a positive response.
"There are some incredible people out there and as a company that champions making the most of free time, lastminute.com wants to help the nation enjoy its way out of the doom and gloom."
Anyone wanting to enter must send a photo of themselves having "a seriously good time" on holiday, and a review of no more than 200 words describing their experience by 15 July.
This is the second time VHP brought you news of a ‘dream’ job. Earlier in the year we told you how a paradise like island was looking for a caretaker. Not only are there some jobs out there, a point our Job’s Bin proves, there are amazing ones.
