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Myth vs Reality — the season abroad version
MYTH: “It’s basically a holiday.”

It’s a real seasonal job in Greece . You relocate for the season and live on-site with the team.
MYTH: “Entertainment is just talking to people.”

You host activities, lead games, support events, and help create the daily vibe guests remember.
If you bring energy, openness and basic English, you can grow into the role fast. Training happens on site.
There’s a schedule, a program, and a team that plans and executes it every day.
MYTH: “Relocating is complicated.”

You receive a legal EU seasonal contract and insurance. After shift you’re already in a holiday destination: warm evenings, beach sunsets, team dinners, music nights. (Your day can include daytime activities (games, sports, group fun), guest interaction around the hotel, and supporting evening entertainment (events, mini disco, shows).
You relocate for the season and live where others spend their holidays. If you’re ready to work a season in Greece and be part of the atmosphere that makes a hotel feel alive — apply now and join our holiday entertainment team.
MYTH: “You need perfect English.”

You need basic English to communicate with guests and your team. MYTH: “Finding accommodation abroad is stressful and expensive.”

You don’t have to search for housing, sign rental contracts, or pay deposits. MYTH: “Food abroad costs a fortune.”

With accommodation and food covered, many team members manage to save money during the season.