Travel by car a lot?
Love cold craft brews?
For you, Harvest Hosts is searching.
The largest provider of private RV camping alternatives worldwide, Harvest Hosts, announced Thursday that it is employing its first-ever AleBlazer.
You may wonder what an AleBlazer is.
It's a person who will embark on a two-year journey to plan North America's Ultimate Ale Trail, stopping at more than 500 breweries and distilleries.
As part of the job, the AleBlazer will stay one night at each place, write a review for each one, and post pictures and videos of their travels on social media to help capture the unique experience of traveling with Harvest Hosts.
Ultimately, they'll create the Ale Trail, which will include the top destinations so that aspiring tourists.
According to a company representative's statement given to Travel & Leisure, "Harvest Hosts' purpose is to assist millions of people in living happier lives through road travel while supporting excellent local companies and communities."
"Hundreds of brewers and distilleries have enrolled in Harvest Hosts' alternative camping program and are benefiting from being a part of this unique initiative.
As they set out on this picturesque adventure, our AleBlazer will uphold Harvest Hosts' aim of supporting local businesses across North America.
Want to apply for this ideal position?
You must be at least 21 years old, have a valid driver's license, be able to operate an RV and show evidence that you share Harvest's passion for breweries and distilleries.
There will be lots of free beer, an RV for the duration of the journey, a daily stipend of $50, and a lifetime membership in Harvest Hosts as compensation.
It's vital to remember that correctly. According to the job offer, the goal is to go to a new location every day, sample the local beer, and spend the night before continuing your road trip the next day.
Send your application to [email protected] along with two to three images of your travels and beer-tasting experiences and a brief description of your road trip planning skills.