Each fall, American ski resorts are inundated with young college graduates eager to make a final splash before heading off to the corporate world by working a variety of winter jobs – all to sustain more days skiing in one season than most skiers experience in a lifetime.

Could this be the right move for you? If yes, then you’re in luck because there are more ski resort jobs than applicants!

Who wouldn’t love an income tax free job? For many years I have enjoyed the benefits of working offshore and having tax free income.

Wouldn’t it be nice if you didn’t have to pay income taxes on you wages? Well there is a job that does offer those advantages. You see for a few years I did enjoy the benefits of an income tax free job. Working for a timeshare resort where the property is located off shore from my residence offers tax free income. That doesn’t mean that if I live in the United States and I work in Europe that I won’t be paying income taxes. For several years I’ve worked for a resort in Dominican Republic which Income taxes where never withheld on my pay checks. The resort usually took care of the income tax issues since at that time you were imposed $1.00 per $1000 earned!

Always wanted to live in Hawaii, or Bali or anywhere in the world for that matter and thought what type of employment would allow me that kind of lifestyle. I can say with 20 plus years of experience that a timeshare career can offer you that way of life. But… there is always a but, there are some things you should be aware of.

There are many types of employment opportunities in the Timeshare (Vacation) industry. Whether your talented for sales, marketing, gifting, host/hostess, or management, you are sure to find your place. There are several opportunities in the industry that will hire and train applicants that have no experience in the industry.

In my earlier blog I talk about how I had found a great beach job in the Caribbean. The resort was Villas Jasmin in Costambar, Dominican Republic. My job was to hand out V.I.P. invitations to tourists on the beach. This type of job is called OPC (Off Property Consultant) and you guessed it, for a timeshare resort.

Before I get in to the OPC work I want to talk to you about the misconception about timeshare. Timeshare is a resort that sells it’s inventory, meaning rooms to 52 different buyers. This means that you can purchase a room 1 week out of the year and stay at the resort every year for 1

Every time someone asks me what I do for a living, I tell them that I have a resort job in Hawaii and their immediate reply is “how can I get a job like that?”

The job I’m talking about is a Resort Ambassador job at a top resort. How would you like to be able to choose your new job from 5500 resorts in 85 countries?

Today I can pick any location I want to discover by working at a resort in that area. Free housing and airfare provided as well as an executive income to boot!