Travel Resume Examples

Student Tour Guide Assistant

It is common for job seekers applying for entry-level positions to not have much on-the-job experience. In these cases, a functional resume format is appropriate. In this example, the applicant uses their skills section to highlight how they utilized transferable skills in previous positions. Even though two of these three roles had little to do with travel, they still made regular use of relevant talents and traits like interpersonal expertise, business acumen, and marketing.

Tourism Manager

In this example, the resume uses a combination resume format, which places equal emphasis on the job seeker’s skills and employment history. While the work history lists specific job duties, the skills section has been moved to sit just above that, letting hiring managers know what other relevant talents they possess, even if they haven’t been utilized in a related work setting before.

The job seeker made sure to still include a brief education section and professional summary and the bottom and top of the page, respectively, since these belong on every resume regardless of format.

Corporate Travel Manager

This example applicant has extensive experience in the travel industry, so the resume uses a chronological resume format. This format places the most focus on work history, which is in reverse chronological order starting with the most recent position.

The job seeker first uses their professional summary to demonstrate overall experience and incorporate effective phrases such as “years of success” and “working closely with business executives.” The work history section shows a strong career progression from assistant to consultant to travel manager.