Visitor Information Officer

A Visitor Information Officer is responsible for providing travelers and tourists with accurate and helpful information about local attractions, accommodations, transportation, and events. They work at visitor centers, tourist information booths, or community hubs, assisting visitors by answering inquiries, distributing brochures, and offering recommendations to enhance their experience.

The role often involves using computer systems to manage bookings or provide up-to-date travel information. Excellent communication and customer service skills are essential, as Visitor Information Officers act as ambassadors for their region, ensuring visitors have a positive and memorable experience. They may also collaborate with local businesses and tourism operators to promote services and events.

Future demand Medium
Average yearly income $46,800
Skill level Unknown

How do I become a visitor information officer?

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SIT40222

Certificate IV in Guiding

On Campus
4 months
Unavailable
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Dual Certificate III in Business & Certificate II in Tourism

On Campus
2 years
$265
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