Contiki Crew - Site Reps, Europe
Last Updated: 7th Jun 2012
Contiki’s staff are what truly sets us apart from the competition. Only the cream of the crop make it through Contiki’s intensive training program to ‘graduate’ and become part of our team.
Our Crew, like you, are young people who love to share their passion for travel, adventure and discovery. All our staff are carefully chosen from the myriad of people who apply because of their attitude and people skills. No matter what their role, our Crew work together as a tight-knit team to make your European Tour the experience of a lifetime.
Most of our Crew are full time professionals and with well over 200 staff working on the road in Europe alone, their combined knowledge and skill easily make them the most professional and experienced on the road.
Site Reps
Concept/Budget Tours and Camping Tours include Contiki’s unique on site representatives are Contiki staff, both guys and girls, your age who live and work at our European campsites and Special Stopovers. Great fun-loving people whose role it is to cook, clean, and everything else in between they are our ‘locals’. Passionate travelers, they work and play hard and are always up for a good time. They are an invaluable and unique part of our Concept/Budget Tours.
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hey cam or logan from paris, im heading back there soon so i need a tour guide haha let me no if ur about, x kate hough- catch me on facebook!!! (gero Western Australia, european Whirl!!!) u guys were the best contiki reps eva!!!!
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These guys are the coolest kids on the block!
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