I have heard that there may well be cheap/er flights to/from the Canaries (particularly, Fuerteventura), from Scotlands Airports starting reasonably soon, costing in the region of £40 o.w. Is there ...
For my homework I have to make up a project about Spain for a AP class. I want to have the most important information on my show. What would you say are the most important Cultural/Historical/ and P...
Im going to travell to Barcelo for one or tow days from Nantes, I wanna know where can I find a nice place (and cheap if its possible) to stay and places for visit too....
i am of to fuengirola in a couple of weeks and the place we are staying at doesnt have any evening entertainment so i was wondering if anybody knows any good places with entrtainment for families ...
get a 2 week holiday and just start asking when you get out there. I'd be inclined to work as a pr myself. It depends what the difference in pay is between PR and bar staff. I've worked in Kavos and Tenerife and the PR's start later and finish earlier than bar staff. Although as PR's you may be expected to work during the day giving out fliers during the day.
Make sure you get a 2 week holiday and start working as soon as you can, it will feel like a holiday anyway. And it means that if you decide you dont like it you can jump on your flight home anyway. On your transfer from airport to hotel have a chat with your rep. he or she will point you in the direction of one the bars they use and thats a good starting point.
And dont worry about not getting a job coz it's full season already. There are always jobs going as people go home, quit and get different job, get fired or the bar just gets busier and they need more staff.
lukee
Get the flight over there and youth hostel or other cheap accommodation lined up and then look for a job and longer term accommodation when you're there
Joan el guiri
Boat cleaning is a good job if you want to lose a few kilos.
Builds the biceps too.
Just imagine how far a bottle of plastic cleaner goes on some of the gin palaces!
john k
It's now June and the summer season is in full swing, you may be too late as most employers will have all the staff they need.
CanaryTravel
It will be easier to find job/accommodation once you are there.
But if you want to have something decided from here you should check the websites of the main tour operators that recruit local reps. They usually offer accommodation as well.
Try : Thomas Cook, TUI, First Choice.
Paul Rules
you cant. best bet is get a weeks holiday there and start looking for work on first or 2nd day...
Accomodation is always available so just ask around other workers
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