They are also in charge of finances and see that the hotel or motel earns a profit without sacrificing service. In many cases, those employed as hotel managers may begin their career as a front desk clerk, in hotel sales or as an assistant manager. Travel Agency Managers - Travel Agency Managers operate the day to day aspects of a tour or travel agency. The primary duty of an agency is to arrange transportation and lodging for its clients. Agency clients include those individuals on business and recreational travel.
Many agencies also provide tour and vacation packages.
Related positions include Travel Brokers, Travel Consultants, Tour Counselors, Travel Specialists and Travel Agency Employees. Camp Director - The Camp Director is the person in charge of managing a camp, planning its overall program, hiring counselors and reporting to camp sponsors. A Camp Director may spend months preparing for the summer camping sessions, which may take the form of daycamps, extended-stay camps or therapeutic recreation camps. Stadium Managers - Stadium Managers plan, direct and control stadium activities, as well as maintain the stadium and its surrounding grounds. Managers negotiate contracts with groups or organizations that may rent or lease stadium facilities and negotiate with concession owners, contractors, engineers and others who maintain and operate the stadium.