ebookers has launched a nationwide search to find its very own Hotel Inspector.
Published: 16 Jul 2010
ebookers has launched a nationwide search to find its very own Hotel Inspector.
This exclusive travel opportunity offers one lucky individual the chance to travel for three weeks (16th August – 5th September) to 10 destinations around the World, reviewing hotels as they go and reporting back on their findings.
Each hotel will be rated based on a set of criteria and the Hotel Inspector will be blogging and tweeting about their experiences along the way, writing reviews and taking pictures and videos of each hotel and destination.
Steven Rice, head of offline marketing for ebookers UK, France and Ireland said, “Choosing the right hotel can be a stressful task and our search for the ebookers’ Hotel Inspector aims to take some of the stress out of the decision-making process, by producing high quality reviews for our customers.”
Rice added, “This is a great opportunity for one lucky person to travel the World to locate the ultimate hotel, sharing their personal tips and experiences to our customers along the way. We’re looking for people with a passion for travel to help uncover the best hotels on offer and if you think you’ve got what it takes to become ebookers Hotel Inspector we encourage you to get in touch.”
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