Tourist Information Centre Managers are responsible for managing services that promote the local area and offer information to both visitors and residents.
As a Tourist Information Centre Manager, you will be responsible for a variety of tasks such as overseeing the reservation centre, organizing local events, and creating marketing opportunities. In addition, you will oversee the daily operations of the center, manage staff and recruitment, and ensure that performance KPIs are met. These positions are also commonly advertised as Visitor Information Center Manager roles.
As a Tourist Information Centre Manager, your key responsibilities involve boosting the center's visibility and profitability through effective marketing strategies, increasing foot traffic, and generating more revenue. You must manage the center's budget and monitor expenditure to ensure that targets are met cost-effectively. You will collaborate with local authorities, businesses and tourist attractions to gather relevant information. Additionally, you will stay up-to-date with developments in tourist acitivities and events, ensuring that the centre remains easily accessible and well-organized. You will plan and coordinate events, engage with your Communications team to develop marketing literature and guides, and to build the centre's public communications via various channels. Preparing reports for senior management, and attending meetings are other essential tasks. You will also supervise and train staff and volunteers, creating staff rotas and cover for the center.
A Tourist Information Centre Manager will need to have :
The salary of a Tourist Information Center Manager will vary depending on the experience and the country in which the manager will work. The national average salary for a tourist information center manager is around €45 000 per year for a junior. With the experience, you can expect to earn till €75 000 per year.
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