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<p>So, you want to get your foot in the door of the <a href="https://msc-hospitality.com/en" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">international hospitality management</a> industry, but you’re not sure which job is right for you? Well, you’ll be pleased to know the global hospitality industry is one of the largest industries in the world - so much so, that it’s having to continually evolve to cater to the new trends and demands of world-wide travelers and go beyond the traditional realms of hotel and restaurant managers.</p>
<p>Read on and take a look at some of the unique and unusual jobs you may come across with a master’s in international hospitality management.</p>
Culinary trendologist
<p>This may sound like a new social media fad, but it truly is a real job where you can combine your love of food with your tip-top business acumen.</p>
<p>You’ll need to stay up-to-date with market research and data in order to offer specialist advice to restaurants and hotels when it comes to what food customers want (and don’t want). Your culinary radar should be as sharp as your taste-buds, and so watching cooking shows, reading culinary blogs, and attending food tour shows will be necessary to keep you inspired and well-informed when it comes to knowing what’s on trend in the world of gastronomy.</p>
Chief listening officer
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<p>As social media platforms continue to grow, it’s the listening officer’s responsibility to keep an eye on social media and websites for reviews and feedback about the business, whether it’s a restaurant, hotel, or event. Your business acumen and management skills will ensure you’re well prepared when it comes to protecting the brand and reputation of the company.</p>
<p>With an average salary of £60,000 (~US$77,262) according to Monster.co.uk, it’s no wonder this job role is gaining a lot of attention.</p>



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