The Nebraska Division of Travel and Tourism is recruiting individuals to staff Interstate 80 visitor centers, the Wildcat Hills Nature Center in Gering and the Sergeant Floyd Welcome Center in Sioux City, Iowa, for the 2001 travel season. Interested applicants must provide their own reliable transportation, housing near their work site, and be of high school graduation age with no upper age limit. All selected staff must be certified in CPR before beginning their jobs. Individuals who are selected as travel counselors also will get to participate in a training tour of eastern Nebraska before beginning work. The Nebraska Travel Counselor Program has been in existence for more than 25 years to assist travelers at state visitor centers and rest areas, and to promote vacation opportunities in Nebraska.
Tourism is the state's third leading industry.
All completed applications must be postmarked by May 1 to be considered for interviews.