Does the thought of a 9-to-5 job bore you? Are you interested in a management position with non-traditional hours? Resorts are open 24 hours per day, providing the opportunity for management positions that work outside of typical hours. Resort property management may work on-call or full-time, making for varied shift opportunities. The responsibilities of a manager working the day shift varies from the focuses of the night shift manager. If you enjoy a flexible schedule or want to work irregular hours, then this career track might appeal to you.
If you are interested in working in the hospitality industry as a resort manager, consider earning a Bachelor of Science in Hospitality and Tourism Management degree at Grand Canyon University. This degree program offers a strong foundation for a career in hospitality practical hands-on experience. To learn more about the Colangelo College of Business, click on the Request Information button at the top of this page.