Receptionist

Pay in the destination countries

Monthly, in US dollars. Each country is an Imora admission package — open one for that route's fees, language requirement and deadline.

What does the day look like?

Your shift runs about eight hours on a rotating morning, afternoon, or night roster, including weekends and holidays. Roughly 40–50% of an active shift is guest-facing: check-in and check-out, ID checks, assigning rooms, encoding key cards, and handling complaints. Another 35–45% goes to admin — entering data in a Property Management System such as Opera or Opera Cloud, processing cash, card, and foreign-currency payments, and upselling room categories and hotel services — plus phone and in-person inquiries. The remaining 10–20% is coordination: logging housekeeping and maintenance requests, relaying messages, and checklist or audit paperwork. On night-audit rosters that balance shifts toward finance and reconciliation. Marriott and Accor listings explicitly require night shifts. You stand and walk for most of the shift.

Where does this lead?