There are many ways to find work in foreign countries and lucky for us, majority of the work available is in hospitality. No matter what country you decide to follow your dreams in, here are things to consider when working abroad.

One of the challenges that hospitality students can face is finding work experience to put on their CV, while studying or after graduating. 

Often employers look for candidates with strong work experience, not only that, but it's experience that leads to improved skills and increased employment opportunities, despite years of study. 

Here are five ways to gain work experience in hospitality as a student. 

Many of us have friends who are studying to be doctors, lawyers, marketers, or what’s considered ‘respectable’ jobs. Although the hospitality industry doesn’t always require formal studies to land a job, there are many universities out there who offer programs in Hospitality Management.

If hospitality is something that you enjoy and are passionate about, it should be what motivates you to pursue and study it. The question then becomes, “Should you study hospitality management at university?” The short answer is yes! However there are some questions you should ask yourself first.