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El Capitan Canyon

Resort Ambassador

Goleta, CA · On-site

$18 - $19/hr

As a Resort Ambassador at El Capitan Canyon Resort, you will have the opportunity to work with a ... For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.

El Capitan Canyon

Resort Ambassador

Goleta, CA · On-site

$18 - $19/hr

As a Resort Ambassador at El Capitan Canyon Resort, you will have the opportunity to work with a ... For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.

EOS Hospitality

Resort Ambassador

Goleta, CA · On-site

$18 - $19/hr

As a Resort Ambassador at El Capitan Canyon Resort, you will have the opportunity to work with a ... For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.

EOS Hospitality

Resort Ambassador

Goleta, CA · On-site

$18 - $19/hr

As a Resort Ambassador at El Capitan Canyon Resort, you will have the opportunity to work with a ... For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.

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How much do resort review jobs pay per year?

As of Aug 30, 2026, the average yearly pay for resort review in California is $80,482.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $39,500.00 and $88,300.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a resort review?

A Resort Review job involves visiting resorts to evaluate their amenities, services, cleanliness, and overall guest experience. Reviewers provide detailed feedback through written reports, ratings, or articles, which may be used by travel companies, blogs, or hospitality businesses. This role often requires strong observational skills, attention to detail, and the ability to provide objective, constructive feedback. Some positions may be freelance, while others are part of travel agencies or hospitality companies.

What are the typical daily responsibilities of a resort reviewer?

As a Resort Reviewer, your daily tasks often include visiting assigned resorts, assessing amenities and services, documenting your experiences with notes, photographs, or videos, and writing detailed, unbiased reviews for publication. You may also interact with resort staff and guests to gather additional insights, and occasionally attend local events or activities to broaden your perspective. Collaboration with editors and other reviewers is common to ensure content quality and consistency. This role requires a blend of on-site evaluation, remote writing, and ongoing communication with your team. Managing deadlines and keeping up with industry trends are also key parts of the job.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the resort review position, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Resort Reviewer, you need excellent written communication skills, a keen eye for detail, and a strong understanding of hospitality standards, often supported by experience in travel writing or reviewing. Familiarity with online publishing platforms, content management systems, and photography or videography equipment is typically necessary. Adaptability, critical thinking, and an ability to objectively evaluate experiences are important soft skills in this role. These abilities ensure comprehensive, trustworthy reviews that assist both resort management and potential guests in making informed decisions.

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Infographic showing various Resort Review job openings in California as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 39% Full Time, and 61% Part Time. Highlights an 100% In-person job distribution, with an average salary of $80,482 per year, or $38.7 per hour.

Resort General Manager

Havasu Landing Resort and Casino

Havasu Lake, CA • On-site

Full-time

Posted 20 days ago

Job description

POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT
RESORT GENERAL MANAGER
HAVASU LANDING RESORT
Position Title: General Manager
Employer: Chemehuevi Indian Tribe, d/b/a Havasu Landing Resort
Location: Havasu Landing Resort (Havasu Lake, California/Lake Havasu City, Arizona area)
Date Open: 8/10/2026
Posting Closed: Until Filled     
                                                                                                                                                
Position Summary: The Chemehuevi Indian Tribe is accepting applications for the Resort General Manager position at Havasu Landing Resort as part of a Council-approved succession and transition plan. The Resort General Manager is responsible for the overall management, operation, supervision, financial performance, customer service, compliance, maintenance, planning, reporting, improvement, and strategic growth of Havasu Landing Resort and related Resort operations. The Tribe seeks a qualified and experienced manager who can stabilize operations, improve customer experience, strengthen financial controls, evaluate utilities and infrastructure, improve facilities and amenities, and prepare actionable and financially viable plans for Council review and approval. The selected candidate will report to the Chemehuevi Tribal Council or its authorized designee. Final selection, employment terms, compensation, and start date are subject to Tribal Council approval.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities: The Resort General Manager’s duties include, but are not limited to:
  1. Manage and oversee the day-to-day operations of Havasu Landing Resort and related Resort businesses, facilities, services, and departments;
  2. Prepare annual budgets for Tribal Council review and approval;
  3. Manage operating income, operating expenses, capital investment items, reserves, and approved budget allocations;
  4. Develop, implement, and monitor financial controls to ensure that all gross receipts are accurately received, counted, accounted for, deposited, and reported;
  5. Prepare and provide regular written operations reports to the Tribal Council, including financial and operational information;
  6. Supervise, direct, train, hire, promote, discipline, and evaluate Resort employees consistent with Tribal law, Tribal policy, and Council direction;
  7. Develop job descriptions, staffing plans, personnel procedures, schedules, and staffing-level recommendations;
  8. Coordinate compliance with applicable Tribal law, federal law, Resort policies, permits, licenses, project approvals, environmental requirements, cultural-resource requirements, safety requirements, and other applicable requirements;
  9. Coordinate with Tribal departments, including Finance, Human Resources, Realty, TERO, public safety, environmental/cultural-resource personnel, and legal counsel as needed;
  10. Manage Resort facilities, maintenance, repairs, equipment, inventories, capital improvements, utilities, and long-term maintenance planning;
  11. Oversee vendor relationships, service contracts, purchasing, insurance, risk management, and customer service standards;
  12. Develop and implement operating policies affecting Resort appearance, facility standards, hours of operation, customer service, employee practices, entertainment and recreation concepts, and other matters affecting customers and employees;
  13. Develop annual and long-term plans for Resort operations, marketing, services, amenities, maintenance, capital improvements, and customer experience;
  14. Prepare, for Council review and approval, a Resort Plan of Development identifying proposed improvements, infrastructure upgrades, utility needs, amenities, project phases, estimated costs, permitting/approval requirements, timelines, and expected economic benefits;
  15. Prepare, for Council review and approval, an Annual Budget and Operations Plan identifying projected income and expenses, capital investment items, reserves, staffing plans, gross receipts controls, marketing strategy, customer service standards, products/services/amenities, and rate or pricing recommendations;
  16. Prepare, for Council review and approval, an Annual Maintenance Plan and Five-Year Maintenance and Capital Improvement Plan identifying immediate and long-term maintenance, repair, rehabilitation, utility, infrastructure, facility, equipment, amenity, safety, and customer-experience needs;
  17. Develop and present actionable and financially viable economic development recommendations for the Resort, including proposed financing strategies for capital improvements, such as use of Resort revenues, reserves, grants, loans, phased development, vendor financing, third-party partnerships, or other legally available funding sources, subject to Council approval;
  18. Obtain or coordinate cost estimates, bids, inspections, engineering input, feasibility review, permitting review, and other due diligence needed for Council to evaluate proposed Resort improvements;
  19. Monitor implementation of Council-approved improvement, maintenance, financing, development, and operations plans and provide regular written progress reports to Council.
  20. Attend Tribal Council, enterprise, affiliate, or General Membership meetings when requested;
  21. Assist with legal, claims, insurance, regulatory, or compliance matters involving the Resort when requested;
  22. Protect confidential Tribal, Resort, personnel, vendor, customer, financial, legal, and operational information;
  23. Preserve, maintain, and organize Resort records so that Council can monitor operations and so that future transitions can occur in an orderly manner; and
  24. Perform other duties consistent with the Resort General Manager position as assigned by the Tribal Council or its authorized designee.
 
MinimumQualifications. Applicants must demonstrate:
  1. At least five(5) years of senior management experience in resort, hospitality, marina, RV park, ferry/transportation, retail, food and beverage, Tribal enterprise, recreation, or comparable multi-department business operations;
  2. Experience preparing and managing budgets, financial reports, operating income and expenses, internal controls, purchasing, and vendor relationships;
  3. Experience supervising employees, developing staffing plans, implementing personnel policies, and managing workplace performance;
  4. Experience maintaining facilities, equipment, capital improvements, customer service standards, safety procedures, and operational policies;
  5. Demonstrated ability to prepare actionable business plans, budgets, operating plans, maintenance plans, capital improvement plans, and implementation timelines;
  6. Demonstrated ability to evaluate infrastructure, utilities, facilities, amenities, maintenance needs, and customer-experience improvements in a resort or comparable multi-department business setting;
  7. Experience developing feasible capital improvement recommendations, including cost estimates, funding strategies, phased implementation, and return-on-investment or economic-impact analysis.
  8. Ability to work under the direction and oversight of a Tribal Council, governing board, enterprise board, or comparable governing authority;
  9. Ability to maintain confidentiality and avoid conflicts of interest;
  10. Strong written and verbal communication skills;
  11. Ability to prepare clear reports, budgets, plans, and operational recommendations;
  12. Ability to coordinate with Tribal departments, regulators, vendors, employees, customers, and community members; and
  13. Ability to pass reference checks, background checks, and other pre-employment reviews required by the Tribe.
 
Preferred Qualifications. Preferred qualifications include:
  1. Experience managing a Tribal enterprise or working with a federally recognized Indian tribe;
  2. Experience with Tribal sovereignty, Tribal law, Tribal employment preference, TERO requirements, Tribal government operations, or federal Indian law considerations;
  3. Experience managing resort operations involving marina, ferry, RV park, retail, fuel, food service, lodging, recreation, residential, or transportation components;
  4. Experience developing annual operating plans, maintenance plans, capital improvement plans, marketing plans, and long-term business goals;
  5. Experience preparing or implementing plans of development, annual budget and operations plans, maintenance plans, five-year capital improvement plans, or comparable business-development plans;
  6. Experience identifying and pursuing financing or funding sources for capital improvements, including grants, loans, phased development, vendor financing, public/private partnerships, or enterprise-funded improvements;
  7. Experience stabilizing, improving, modernizing, or expanding aging, infrastructure-constrained, growth-oriented, or redevelopment-ready resort, hospitality, recreation, marina, RV, retail, or mixed-use operations.
  8. Experience implementing internal controls for cash handling, gross receipts, deposits, inventory, and financial reporting;
  9. Experience with environmental, cultural-resource, safety, insurance, permitting, and regulatory compliance; and
  10. Experience turning around, stabilizing, or improving business operations.
 
Employment Qualification Regarding Tribal Council Service:
To preserve clear lines of supervision, accountability, confidentiality, and enterprise governance, the Resort General Manager may not simultaneously serve as a member of the Chemehuevi Tribal Council while employed as Resort General Manager. This is an employment qualification for the Resort General Manager position and is not a qualification for elected office.
Compensation: Compensation will be determined by the Tribal Council based on qualifications, experience, market conditions, and final employment terms approved by the Tribal Council.
Employment Terms: Employment terms will be subject to final approval by the Chemehuevi Tribal Council and any written employment agreement approved by the Tribe. Nothing in this posting creates an employment contract, guarantee of employment, guarantee of appointment, or waiver of the Tribe’s sovereign immunity. The Tribe reserves the right to modify, extend, cancel, or repost this announcement; reject any or all applications; conduct additional review; negotiate employment terms; and make any appointment subject to final Tribal Council approval. The Resort General Manager may recommend development, financing, capital improvement, maintenance, utility, infrastructure, amenity, or economic development plans, but may not bind the Tribe, Resort, or Tribal Council to any financing, borrowing, grant obligation, third-party development agreement, major vendor agreement, capital project, or material operational change without prior Council approval.
Tribal Preference/Indian Preference: The Tribe shall apply Tribal preference, Indian preference, and/or TERO requirements in accordance with applicable Tribal law and policy.
Application Requirements. Applicants should submit:
  1. Cover letter;
  2. Resume;
  3. List of at least three professional references;
  4. Salary expectations;
  5. Written statement describing relevant resort, hospitality, Tribal enterprise, or multi-department management experience; and
  6. Any other materials requested by the Tribe.
 
Equal Opportunity/Sovereign Employer Statement: The Chemehuevi Indian Tribe is a sovereign Tribal government and employer. Employment decisions will be made in accordance with applicable Tribal law, Tribal policy, and the best interests of the Tribe and Havasu Landing Resort.

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