Drinks Specialist

Goodtime International Entertainment

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Work arrangement
On-site
Location
Kos, Kos, GR
Compensation
Not disclosed
Apply by
April 14, 2027

About this role

Myth vs Reality — the bar season edition

MYTH:“It’s just mixing cocktails all night.”
REALITY:You manage bar operations in a structured hotel environment. You prepare drinks efficiently, maintain standards, and handle guest interaction professionally.

MYTH:“It’s basically a party job.”
REALITY:Guests may be on holiday — you’re at work. You stay focused, fast, and precise during busy service hours.

MYTH:“It’s relaxed because it’s Greece.”
REALITY:It’s a fast-paced hospitality role in Greece. You relocate for the season and work full-time in an international hotel environment.

MYTH:“Bar work abroad means chaos.”
REALITY:You work within structured operations. You coordinate with service staff and management to ensure smooth evening flow.

MYTH:“There’s no lifestyle element.”
REALITY:After shift, you’re still in Greece. Warm evenings, beach sunsets, international colleagues. It’s work — but it’s also a season abroad.

MYTH:“It’s just temporary and doesn’t matter.”
REALITY:Bar operations in an international hotel build speed, coordination, communication skills and service confidence.

Important:This position isbased in Greece. You relocate for the season and live near or on-site at the hotel. EU passport required.

If you’re confident behind the bar and ready for a professional season in Greece — apply now and join our bar team.

Requirements

MYTH:“Anyone can mix drinks.”
REALITY:You should already understand basic bar knowledge. Classic cocktails, drink preparation, hygiene standards and bar workflow should not be new to you.

Benefits

MYTH:“Living abroad is expensive.”
REALITY:Accommodation is organized before you arrive. Meals are included. No rental search, no deposits, no daily grocery stress.

MYTH:“You won’t save anything.”
REALITY:With housing and food covered, many team members manage to save a significant part of their income during the season.

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