Handles many essential day to day activities, making sure guests are satisfied and that staff are carrying out the appropriate tasks. Reports to the General Manager.

Develops and promotes tourism and visitor facilities of a particular region or site in order to stimulate tourism growth.

Owns a public house/bar and is responsible for the entire operation or may hire a bar manager to run the bar

Oversees reservations staff and is responsible for sales and bookings of accommodation, travel or tickets for events and concerts. May work for hotels, airlines, car rental facilities and event management companies etc.

Perform operational duties appropriate to the provision of Aeronautical Mobile, Fixed and Broadcast Communications services.

Cloakroom attendants are responsible for the safe storage of guests’ coats or possessions in a cloakroom.

Acts as a representative for workers in employment related negotiations with employers.

The title applies to various roles within charity work. The number of positions and nature of charity officer roles can differ greatly depending on the size of the organisations; some large charities require charity officers specialising in specific areas, for example marketing, fundraising, finance, public relations, or project management.

Responsible for ensuring the company or organisation operates within the law in relation to financial and legal practices.

Promotes and sells the products and services of hospitality establishments (e.g. hotels, restaurants and tourism-related business) to individuals, groups and corporate clients/businesses.

Plans, organises and arranges the display of permanent or touring exhibitions in an art gallery or museum, to improve the viewer's experience.

A trainee management position held by graduates on entering an organisation.