5 Reasons to Work Seasons
When In2action first started in 2004, the idea of heading away on a seasonal job abroad was alien to most 18-30 year olds. A holiday in the sun, with friends or family – sure, but a job? One that requires you not only to pack your lunch but also your life into a suitcase for a period of 6 to 9 months? Relatively unheard of.
Throughout the early 2000’s and beyond, with the advent of low-cost airlines and cheaper national and international travel, tourism quickly became a multi-million pound industry, with companies fighting to ensure the best of the best were at their check in desks, on their coaches and entertaining holiday makers in their resorts, both here in the UK and abroad. In the In2action Head Office alone, there’s people who did 8, 9 or even 10 seasons before finally hanging up their flipflops; so what is the real pull of working a season, and why do so many of us (the author of this blog included) come back year after year? We dug deep into our memories & asked around…