Holiday Inn Careers | Jobs in Dubai

Alright, so if you’re scouring the internet for something more exciting than your current gig, Holiday Inn’s got some interesting stuff lined up for next year. Doesn’t matter if you’re a seasoned pro or just out of school, living in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, or anywhere in the UAE—there’s a whole buffet of roles up for grabs. Full-time, part-time, you name it. Receptionist, housekeeping, chef, security, and a bunch of others.

And hey, it’s not one of those places where only locals get a shot—foreigners are welcome too. If you’re itching to level up your skills or just want to see what it’s like working in a team where people pronounce “tomato” differently, it’s a good pick. Some jobs even let you work from home (which, let’s be honest, is a sweet deal). Anyway, the hotel’s got high standards, so they’re not looking for slackers. Feel like you measure up? Might as well toss your hat in the ring.

A Quick Look at Holiday Inn

So here goes the story. Here we are in 1952, Memphis, Kemmons Wilson, who, quite honestly, was over worthless motels, decided screw it, I’m making my own motel, and boom, Holiday Inn is born, created a space to feel like you were not living out of a very small and dank closet (not much better than camping) during your travels–with Elvis possibly around the corner (certainly, milkshake in hand). Flash forward a few decades, when wherever you turned, there was a Holiday Inn sign–because it was pretty much a neon sign parked on every highway. It’s really remarkable and mind-blowing to consider its growth.

Now, in Dubai, the Holiday Inn vibe is alive and well. They keep their standards high, and honestly, it’s kind of the go-to for travelers who want a comfy room without selling a kidney. There’s solid food, swanky rooms, and the business stuff isn’t bad either. So if you want to work somewhere that actually has a reputation, this is it.

Perks & Benefits? Oh Yeah.

Look, no one works just for the thrill of folding towels or checking people in. Holiday Inn gets it. They throw in some decent perks—things like solid health insurance, annual leave, sweet travel discounts (imagine cheap hotel stays for your next trip), and flexible hours if you’re not a morning person. There’s also yearly bonuses, retirement plans, and even some “age relaxation” (yep, you read that right). Basically, they want you to stick around and not hate Mondays.

Salary Stuff

Let’s talk cash. If you’re just starting out—maybe in customer service, admin, cleaning, or similar—you’re looking at up to AED 6,000 per month. Middle management? That’s around AED 7k to 9k. If you’re calling the shots at the top, salaries jump to AED 15k–25k. Not bad, right? Pays the bills, maybe even a fancy coffee habit.

Hot Off the Press: Latest Holiday Inn Gigs

Seriously, don’t just sit there—shoot your shot and apply for one of these fresh Holiday Inn job openings below.

Who Can Apply?

– You need a relevant degree or background (don’t apply for chef if you can’t boil water).
– Some experience in hotels is a big plus.
– Communication skills are a must (no mumblers, please).
– You gotta be cool with fast-paced environments.
– Stickler for quality? Even better.
– Know your way around the industry rules.
– English and Arabic speakers have an edge.

How to Throw Your Name in the Hat

Applying’s pretty straightforward. Here’s the run-down:
1. Click “Apply Here” (should be a big button somewhere).
2. Browse the jobs, pick one that doesn’t make you cringe.
3. Smash the “Apply now” button.
4. Fill out the online form—don’t mess up your details.
5. Attach your CV and cover letter (make ‘em shine).
6. Double-check everything, then hit send to HR.
7. Now, cross your fingers and wait.