What an amazing combination – the reliable luxury of working in a Swissôtel and the high-tech excitement of living in Japan’s second city, Osaka. Let’s face it, your career can’t fail to benefit.

As director of revenue & reservations your main job is to get a mind-blowing strategy in place to generate revenue. That said, the bookings should almost take care of themselves.

That’s because the 548-bedroom Swissôtel Nankai Osaka is not just an ultra-luxurious five-star hotel with nine world-class restaurants and bars – it’s also the only one in Osaka with a direct train link to the international airport, so your biggest headache might be managing demand.

Swissôtel is an international group that has built its success on the caliber of staff it recruits, so it’s no surprise that they want the best for this role.“We’re looking for a very focused person to head up the reservations team, with great yield management skills and a head for figures,” says the recruitment team.

If it sounds like you, apply now…

If you want to make a clean sweep, it’s fair to say that your career will thrive at Dusit Thani. After all, how can you fail to enjoy your work environment where the company name translates as a “town in heaven”?

Certainly, the 419-bedroom Dusit Thani Lake View Cairo can’t fail to inspire even the most focused of housekeepers, surrounded as it is by waterfalls, wide tree-lined streets lakes and streams

But this employer is not just about appearances – it means business. Dusit Thani is one of five brands developed across Thailand, the Philippines, Egypt and the UAE by parent Dusit International, which has no less than 50 years’ experience in hospitality.

Lake View Cairo is one of the company’s newest hotels – and according to an insider there are good reasons why it’s a great place to work: “The challenge of opening a hotel chain that’s new to Egypt; the opportunity for growth within the hotel and in other global properties; the chance to work with a fresh, new team; and the prosperous future expected for the hotel, which is located in one of Cairo’s most thriving areas.”

Go on … give your career a spring clean … Get your application in…

Working for Anantara is more of a way of life than a job. This is a resort company that takes the best of each hotel’s cultural surroundings and mirrors it so that guests leave stimulated and refreshed.

It means you’ll be providing hospitality for people who hanker after the adventure of elephant camps, are curious about learning how to cook local dishes and carve fruit, or who have the get-up-and-go to learn traditional martial arts, such as Muay Thai.

In short, you’re going to need to be able to be professional enough to handle a culture of harmony and natural beauty - while remembering the fantasy is ultimately for the guests

In the long-term, this is a company that’s going places and is looking to take you with it. Expansion plans include destinations across Asia and the Middle East, including Vietnam, Bali, Phuket and Dubai. Enjoy the journey …