Nina Sohler

When I was a teenager, I used to work in several restaurants as a waitress, which developed a taste for relating with local people or tourists from all around the world. It also enabled me to deal with a stressful job, a high work pace together with pressing and demanding customers. At the age of 19, I've had a brain wave thanks to my Erasmus Student experience in Glasgow. I became more open-minded and sociable than ever, which represent -in my opinion- two relevant keys for a personal and professional achievement. After graduating from a licence's degree in Languages, I decided to apply my language skills to the tourism industry by switching to another licence's degree at the Professional Tourism Institute (IUP). During my studies, I've had the opportunity to carry out an internship in a business tourism event agency following which I've had the chance to be a representative for the Regional Tourism Committee French Riviera (CRT) to promote the Côte d'Azur Card, field-based. These two work experiences reinforced my wish to work in tourism and hospitality industry. My short-term plan is to enter this world in order to show what I can do and move up the professional ladder in the long run. I am quick-witted, kind and above all else I am passionate. People can expect me to be meticulous and punctual.