Our visitor service advisors play a key role in making a positive impression and adding real value to the experience of our visitors. They are a source of local recommenations and tips, help visitors look up information, and book reservations and tickets.
We're looking for a team of engaging and outgoing people to work in our iCentres. Working as a visitor services advisor is a rewarding and varied role. You'll share hidden gems, inspire and encourage visitors to get the most out of the local area, and showcase what Scotland has to offer.
Beautiful locations
Work in one of 25 places across Scotland, including rural areas and big cities.
Flexibility
Working with us will leave you with plenty of time to discover our beautiful country.
Share your love
Be passionate about your love for Scotland with visitors keen to know more.
Make one's trip
Help visitors and turn their trip to Scotland into the experience of a lifetime.
Since starting work with VisitScotland, I have met loads of lovely people – both locals and visitors.
Through visits to local attractions and businesses, I've come to appreciate how lucky I am to live in this beautiful and friendly part of Scotland.
As a Visitor Services Advisor, every day is different. I meet people from all over the world.
It's a great way to learn about other cultures and practice my language skills. It's also a great way of sharing all the amazing aspects of Scotland and Scottish culture.
On top of the generous company benefits, we also offer visitor service advisors more flexible working hours.
You'll be able to work part-time and customise your rota to work Saturdays and / or Sundays. This will allow you to more easily combine your job with, for example, university, college courses, or raising your children.
We typically recruit most of our seasonal visitor services advisors from April through October. This will differ slightly per iCentre location.
We offer seasonal visitor services advisers part-time contracts. These normally range between one and six months. There can occasionally also be opportunities to extend these contracts through the winter season.
