Travelodge to recruit 650 staff this summer
Travelodge is looking to fill 650 permanent positions across the UK this summer.
Roles are based in hotels across the country and at the company’s head office in Thame.
In addition Travelodge is also recruiting for team members for its forthcoming new hotel openings in: London (Belvedere, Finsbury Park and Finchley), Stockport, Sale, Andover and Peterhead.
Positions need to be filled immediately. Hotel roles include hotel M
manager, receptionist, team ,ember, cleaner and bar and caf-© staff.
Operations director Debbie Husband said: "Joining a hotel company opens the door to training, career progression and even roles in new countries.
"At Travelodge, we have hundreds of colleagues who joined the company, from an entry level position and are now in a management or executive role. The world certainly is your oyster in the hospitality industry".
At Travelodge head office, positions are available in the following departments: HR, sales, health and safety, finance, digital marketing, revenue, public relations and marketing.
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