This internship suits a motivated candidate interested in digital content, travel and e-commerce. Typical requirements include strong written communication, excellent English, good organization and attention to detail, plus confidence researching, editing and presenting hotel and destination information. French or Spanish, experience with content management systems, SEO, social media or digital publishing would be an advantage. The intern is expected to help create and update website content, check accuracy, support content campaigns and coordinate with internal teams and hotel partners. The role also calls for creativity, flexibility, commercial awareness and the ability to manage several deadlines in a fast-paced, international environment.
VeryChic is a travel and hotel booking company specializing in carefully selected upscale and luxury stays. It offers members access to hotels, resorts, villas and travel experiences, often at preferential rates and with added benefits. VeryChic operates internationally and combines hotel contracting, destination expertise, digital marketing and e-commerce to promote its offers. The company became part of Accor, the global hospitality group, strengthening its access to international brands, destinations and industry resources. Teams typically work across content, marketing, sales, customer experience, technology and hotel partnerships. An internship with VeryChic can provide practical exposure to online travel retail, hospitality communications and multilingual digital content, while offering experience in a commercially focused and international business environment.
Spain’s islands offer opportunities in hotels, restaurants, tourism marketing, guest services, travel technology, events, wellness and outdoor activities. The Balearic Islands, including Mallorca, Menorca and Ibiza, have a strong international tourism economy, while the Canary Islands offer year-round hospitality employment and growing digital and remote-work communities. Island life is generally relaxed, social and outdoors-focused, with beaches, water sports, local festivals and distinctive regional cuisine. Living costs can be high in popular resorts, especially during the summer season, and public transport varies between islands. EU, EEA and Swiss citizens can work in Spain with registration requirements. Non-EU applicants normally need an appropriate work or internship visa, sponsorship or student authorization before starting. Candidates should confirm accommodation, insurance, contract terms and seasonal conditions in advance.
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